Oil & Gas

Tantita Adds Drones, AI to Guard Nigeria's Oil Pipelines

Nigeria is betting on drones and satellite tracking to hold on to oil output gains, but its 3m-barrel goal also needs the state and host communities on side.

By Abdulazeez Hameed2 min read1st November, 2026

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Tantita Adds Drones, AI to Guard Nigeria's Oil Pipelines

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