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“Fear the Day Tinubu Leaves Office,” Warns RTIFN Secretary Felix Arome

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Felix Arome, the National Secretary of Relax Tinubu Is Fixing Nigeria (RTIFN), has called on Nigerians to maintain their support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, insisting that the President has the country’s best interests at heart and should be given the opportunity to serve a second term, ABUJAPRESS reports.

 

Speaking with journalists in Abuja, Arome expressed confidence in Tinubu’s leadership, stating that the administration remains committed to driving national development and improving the welfare of citizens.

 

He said the President governs without bias toward any region or ethnic group, adding that Tinubu’s approach to leadership reflects inclusiveness and has attracted support from different parts of the country.

 

Arome acknowledged that the country is currently experiencing economic difficulties but maintained that the policies introduced by the administration are designed to deliver lasting economic growth, strengthen security, and improve living conditions for Nigerians.

 

He explained that government programmes focused on agriculture are intended to boost food production and guarantee food security, while broader economic reforms are aimed at stabilising the economy and expanding opportunities for citizens.

 

He urged Nigerians to remain patriotic and cooperate with the government’s efforts to rebuild the country, emphasising that national development requires the collective commitment of all citizens.

 

“We must all work together to rebuild Nigeria because the task of developing our country rests on every one of us,” he said.

 

Arome also applauded the administration’s introduction of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund, noting that the initiative has helped widen access to higher education for many students across the country.

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He further commended the government’s push to increase national revenue, saying the improved inflow has enabled several state governments to meet financial obligations, including the timely payment of workers’ salaries.

 

According to him, Tinubu’s move to promote financial autonomy for local governments is another important reform that will enhance development at the grassroots level.

 

Arome added that the administration’s reforms aimed at improving the ease of doing business are expected to encourage investment and stimulate economic expansion.

 

Explaining the mission of RTIFN, he said the organisation was formed to counter misinformation and provide the public with accurate updates on government policies and programmes.

 

He noted that ensuring Nigerians receive verified information about the Tinubu administration’s initiatives would help them better understand the reforms being implemented to reposition the country for sustainable development.