Kogi State Governor, Ahmed Usman Ododo, has urged newly inaugurated executives of the Relax Tinubu Is Fixing Nigeria (RTIFN) movement to intensify grassroots mobilisation in support of President Bola Tinubu’s administration ahead of future political engagements.
Ododo gave the charge at the Glass House, Government House, Lokoja, during the inauguration of the movement’s Kogi State executive committee and a town hall meeting attended by political stakeholders, youth and women leaders, and supporters from the 21 local government areas.
The governor urged the executives to take the message of the Renewed Hope Agenda to every ward, community and household across the state.
He also called for unity, commitment and sustained grassroots engagement to strengthen support for the President’s administration.
The meeting provided a platform for participants to discuss the Federal Government’s policies and achievements, particularly in infrastructure development, economic reforms, security and youth empowerment.
Participants also highlighted the benefits of federal programmes to Kogi State under Ododo’s administration.
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Speaking at the event, the movement’s Director-General, Ahmed Bala, commended residents for their support, describing Kogi as a stronghold of RTIFN.
Bala said the large turnout demonstrated the willingness of residents to identify with the movement and support Tinubu’s administration.
He urged members to sustain their commitment and extend the movement’s activities to communities across the state.
The newly inaugurated executives pledged to mobilise support for the President and promote the ideals of RTIFN at the grassroots.
The inauguration and town hall meeting were preceded by a One Million Man March, which attracted supporters from different parts of the state.
The event ended with solidarity songs and renewed calls for support for the Tinubu administration.
