RTIFN Restructures Ahead of 2027, Elevates Aishat Oyiza Omade to Chief Political Strategist
_Pro-Tinubu movement rewards rapid grassroots impact, strengthens national mobilisation architecture_
The Relax, Tinubu Is Fixing Nigeria (RTIFN) Movement has elevated its Kogi State DG, KOSSIPA, and National Deputy Director of Contact and Mobilization, Hajiya Aishat Oyiza Omade, to the position of Chief Political Strategist, in what the group described as a strategic step toward strengthening its national political coordination ahead of the 2027 general elections.
According to the movement’s leadership, the appointment followed her demonstrated leadership capacity, organisational discipline and ability to translate mobilisation into structured political engagement within a short period of service.
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Her performance reportedly drew the attention of the Founder-in-Chief, Seyi Tinubu, and the National Coordinator, Ahmed Bala, who approved her transition from operational mobilisation to central strategic planning.
Insiders within the organisation noted that Hajiya Omade distinguished herself through coordinated grassroots outreach, internal conflict management across support blocs and the creation of communication channels linking local structures to the national command framework efforts considered critical to the group’s expansion beyond advocacy into organised political consolidation.
The RTIFN stated that its mission centres on promoting people-oriented governance, bridging communication between citizens and government, encouraging civic participation, supporting policy awareness initiatives and building structured national backing for the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The movement added that strengthening its strategic unit became necessary as activities gradually shifted from awareness campaigns to long-term political coordination.
Reacting to the elevation, Hajiya Oyiza Omade expressed appreciation to the leadership and members of the organisation for the confidence reposed in her, pledging renewed commitment to grassroots engagement and strategic mobilisation nationwide. She also acknowledged the support of the National Secretary, Felix Arome, and the National Director of Entertainment, Juwon Olorunnipa (Jumabee), noting their encouragement contributed to her growth within the movement.
She further reaffirmed her dedication to strengthening community participation structures and expanding political education initiatives across states, describing her new role as a responsibility to deepen coordination and consolidate support networks as the movement positions itself for the 2027 electoral cycle.
The group concluded that the restructuring reflects its broader commitment to organised leadership, community-driven mobilisation and sustained engagement with citizens across the country.
(DEMOCRACY NEWSLINE NEWSPAPER, FEBRUARY 18TH 2026)
