By Ebunoluwa Sessou

The Lagos Chapter of Relax Tinubu Is Fixing Nigeria, RTIFN has announced the appointment of Sesan Olowa as State Coordinator and Lekan Fatodu as Deputy State Coordinator.

The appointments were unveiled during the group’s inaugural meeting held on Monday in Lagos.
Other members of the state executive include Babatunde Hunpe as Secretary; Prince Usman Hamzat as Treasurer; Opeyemi Akindele as Director of Women Affairs; Princess Samiat Bada as Director of Administration; Abimbola Agbebiyi as Director of Media and Publicity; Dr. Taiwo Ojo as Director of Strategy; Olufemi Odunayo as Director of Protocol; Comrade Biliamin Sulaimon Oba as Director of Youth Mobilisation; Kehinde Almaroof as Director of Security; and Omope Bukola as Director of Welfare.

The chapter also announced zonal and additional strategic appointments, including Monsuru Akinloye as Coordinator for Lagos East; Prince Idris Balogun Oluomo as Coordinator for Lagos West; Rasaq Olejede as Coordinator for Lagos West II; Omooba Adeola Adeyanju as Coordinator for Lagos Central; Akindipe Olalekan as Director of Contact and Mobilisation; Toyin Akerele as Assistant Director of Women Affairs; Olakunle Williams as Deputy State Secretary; Moyosore Adebanjo as Director of Inter-Faith and Community Engagement; and Motunrayo Gbadebo as Director of Special Duties.

The leadership noted that additional appointments would be announced in due course.

During the meeting, the chapter also unveiled its vision and strategic direction, emphasizing a commitment to effective communication, public engagement, and grassroots mobilisation in alignment with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Speaking, the State Coordinator, Sesan Olowa, stressed the importance of purposeful communication in shaping public perception and driving engagement.

He said, “President Tinubu’s administration has taken bold and necessary steps to reposition Nigeria’s economy and governance structure. Our responsibility is to ensure that these efforts are clearly communicated to the people.

“The Renewed Hope Agenda is not just a slogan; it is a roadmap for national development, economic recovery, and sustainable growth. RTIFN Lagos is committed to helping the public understand and connect with this vision.”

Reinforcing the role of the chapter, the chairman added, “We are not just here to observe; we are here to actively amplify the achievements of this administration, correct misinformation, and ensure that the true narrative reaches the grassroots.”

The chapter also confirmed its readiness to participate in the upcoming RTIFN South-West Zonal Unity Walk and Concert, scheduled to hold at Onikan Stadium on April 11, 2026.

Members of the executive expressed their commitment to delivering on the chapter’s mandate, pledging to work collaboratively to ensure effective coordination, consistent messaging, and measurable impact across Lagos State.