Son of President Bola Tinubu’s son, Barr. Seyi Tinubu has appointed the National President of Arise Nigeria, High Chief Jasper Johnson from Aluu in Ikwerre Local Government Area of Rivers State as the Rivers State Coordinator of Relax Tinubu Is Fixing Nigeria(RTIFN).
This appointment followed several round of talks regarding the desire of Arise Nigeria to join forces with Seyi Tinubu’s group for a formidable outing in next year’s general elections.
In a press statement issued by the Rivers State Media Director of Arise Nigeria, Mr. Wenenda Weli in Port Harcourt and made available to newsmen, Chief Johnson said that RTIFN is determined to deliver Mr. President in 2027 to enable him continue his good works of repositioning the country for onward prosperity.
Speaking further, the Rivers State Coordinator of RTIFN revealed that he has been mandated by the Seyi Tinubu alongside other coordinators to start work in their various states.
Chief Johnson declares that there is no candidate that can defeat Tinubu next year.
”I don’t see anyone from the opposition camp who can match the pedigree of Tinubu. I’ve already hit the ground running by virtue of my appointment as Rivers State Coordinator of RTIFN. I have no doubts in my mind that with the calibre of persons rooting for Tinubu’s reelection next year, opposition candidates don’t stand any chance and they will be defeated effortlessly,” he said.
He however enjoined Rivers people to rally round Mr. President’s reelection so that the good policies he has put on ground will be harvested in no distant time.
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