The Delta State Government has inaugurated an 8-classroom block built by Tantita Security Services Limited at the Medium Security Correction Centre, Okere road, Warri, to boost inmate education and rehabilitation.
The facility was officially commissioned on Tuesday, September 23, 2025, by Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, represented by the State Commissioner for Higher Education, Prof. Nyerhovwo Tonukari.
Governor Oborevwori said the project reflected the state government’s commitment to using education as a tool for transformation, rehabilitation, and reintegration of inmates into society.
He commended Tantita Security Services for its corporate social responsibility, describing the partnership as a model for government–private sector collaboration.
“This initiative shows how education can serve as a bridge between incarceration and reintegration. By equipping inmates with knowledge and skills, we are not just giving them a second chance but also contributing to the growth and security of our state”, the Governor stated.
He further noted that his administration prioritized policies and partnerships that empowered people through learning, adding that the classrooms would provide a conducive environment for inmates to pursue knowledge and vocational training.
The Managing Director of Tantita Security Services Ltd, Chief Keston Pondi, expressed the company’s commitment to investing in human development and community-building initiatives, stressing that education was critical to reducing recidivism and fostering peace in society.
The inauguration ceremony underscored the growing synergy between government and private stakeholders in Delta State, with both parties affirming that the facility would serve as a beacon of hope for inmates seeking a new beginning.
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