The commissioner, speaking during the courtesy visit on Monday, said the visit would enhance effective policing and overall security across Delta.
The military said the operations underscore its commitment to curbing oil theft, drug trafficking and infrastructure sabotage.
“Our operations must be guided by professionalism, discipline and integrity. The assets you protect are central to national stability and economic growth,” Mr Oluyede said.
Mr Onoja said the troops responded to multiple distress calls linked to sea piracy, illegal refining and other criminal activities.
The Adibawa oil well head located in the creek on the boundary between Rivers and Bayelsa states is said to be one of the biggest in the region.
The Joint Task Force South-South, Operation Delta Safe, says it recorded major operational successes in the last year.
The police commissioner in Bayelsa has underscored the need for collaboration with the Joint Task Force, South-South, and Operation Delta Safe to enhance security.
The commander reiterated the military’s commitment to improving the living standards and working conditions of personnel and their families.
The CNS stressed the navy’s strategic importance in safeguarding the country’s oil resources.
Mr Kangye said that 17 suspects were apprehended across Rivers, Delta and Bayelsa states.
