As globally defined, corporate social responsibility is an ethical framework in which individuals or corporations are accountable for fulfilling their civic duty and taking actions that benefit society. Viewed from a simpler prism, it means that individuals and companies must act in the best interests of their environment and society as a whole.
The above subject (social responsibility) recently came flooding after going through the news report that succour finally came the way of Mrs Gladys Omodiagbe, the new quadruplet mum who was stuck in a private hospital in Warri, Delta State since October 2023 over her inability to settle the N4m medical bill incurred upon delivery.
The report specifically underlined that Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited cleared the outstanding medical bill of N4m on Saturday.
Adding context to the discourse, Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited was in 2022, awarded a crude oil pipeline surveillance contract by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited. The contract was recently renewed by the Federal Government for another four years.
The latest action demonstrated by the security Company has proved beyond reasonable doubt that its management is a bunch of well-respected and accomplished Nigerians laced with a mixture of empathy and sympathy in their corporate operations.
Finally, learning to give back to villages and vulnerable people of the Niger Delta is one lesson that corporate organisations, especially international oil companies, must learn from Tantita Security Company Nigeria Limited.
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