The movement known as Relax, Tinubu is Fixing Nigeria (RTIFN) has intensified efforts to rally support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s second term. A high-level delegation, headed by veteran Nollywood actor Zack Orji, who serves as Deputy Director General of the organization, visited Cross River State to launch a series of political and humanitarian activities.
During the visit, the group formally named Governor Bassey Otu as the National Patron of RTIFN. The delegation presented the appointment letter at the Government House, with the National Secretary, Arc. Arome Felix, reading the document. He emphasized that the entire RTIFN structure across the country is fully prepared to back Governor Otu’s re-election bid in 2027.
Arc. Felix praised Governor Otu’s grassroots leadership, noting that the visible infrastructure improvements in Calabar reflect his visionary approach. Governor Otu, in response, expressed gratitude and humorously claimed he had already been a member of RTIFN before the official conferment. He described himself as a devoted follower of President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, which he said is steering Nigeria in the right direction. The Governor pledged full support to ensure the organization operates at maximum capacity in the state and beyond.
The delegation was also welcomed by Deputy Governor Peter Agbe Odey, who commended their dedication to national unity and development. Earlier, the team was received at Margaret Ekpo International Airport by the Cross River State Coordinator, Ms. Anjor Obande. She announced that the state chapter has already begun an aggressive nationwide registration drive and is fully mobilized to deliver massive support for President Tinubu.
Key activities planned during this visit include the official inauguration of the Cross River State RTIFN executive committee, a large solidarity rally to sensitize citizens on the President’s economic and structural reforms, and a humanitarian medical outreach offering free healthcare services to vulnerable communities. The event was attended by the National Women Leader, the South-South Regional Coordinator, coordinators from Kogi, Akwa Ibom, and other states, as well as directors of town hall and special duties, entertainment, contact and mobilization, strategy, implementation and monitoring, and protocol, along with other key stakeholders.
This development marks a significant step in building momentum for President Tinubu’s re-election, combining political mobilization with community service.