...As Tantita, Tompolo Linked to Alleged Plot Targeting Ex-Militant MEND Commander Boyloaf

A high-stakes conspiracy is brewing in the heart of the Niger Delta, threatening to tear apart the fragile peace of the region's oil-producing corridors. 

Exclusive intelligence obtained from sources close to the leadership of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited reveals an alleged clandestine scheme aimed at orchestrating a massive frame-up of prominent ex-militant leader Chief Victor-Ben Ebikabowei, widely known as General Boyloaf.

At the center of the alleged plot are top operatives within Tantita Security, spearheaded by High Chief Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo, alongside the company’s Managing Director, Kestin Pondi. 

Intelligence indicates that the private security outfit has finalized blueprints to stage a bogus crude oil theft operation off the coast of Bayelsa State.

According to insider accounts, the plan involves covertly routing an unflagged vessel into the strategic Pennington jacket, situated directly behind the Ezetu River waterways. Once the target vessel is positioned and loaded with crude, Tantita’s field operatives are scheduled to swoop in under the guise of an official anti-crude theft interdiction.

The primary objective of the operation is not to intercept legitimate oil thieves, but to falsely link the vessel's sponsorship and logistics directly to Chief Victor-Ben Ebikabowei. 

By pinning the illegal bunkering operation on the high-profile ex-commander, the orchestrators aim to systematically malign his reputation before the Nigerian government, portraying him as a saboteur of national economic assets.

This revelation serves as an urgent alert to the Federal Government of Nigeria, the Defence Headquarters, and national intelligence agencies. Security forces are urged to place the Ezetu River and Pennington jacket waterways under strict, independent surveillance to intercept the rogue vessel, shadow Tantita’s field operatives, and apprehend the personnel assigned to execute the set-up. 

Only an immediate, unbiased investigation by state security agencies will prevent a calculated smear campaign from triggering a fresh wave of volatility across the oil-rich region.