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Pro-Tinubu group names Amb Arome as national secretary
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The pro-President Bola Ahmed Tinubu advocacy group, Relax Tinubu Is Fixing Nigeria (RTIFN), has appointed Ambassador Dr. Felix O. Arome as its national secretary, effective immediately.
The move is aimed at strengthening the organisation’s administrative structure and strategic outreach.
The appointment was announced by RTIFN National Coordinator, Hon. Ahmed Bala, during the inauguration of state coordinators and national executive members in Abuja on Wednesday.
Hon. Bala tasked Dr. Arome with executing his duties with diligence, responsibility, and full commitment to the group’s vision for national development under President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.
Dr. Arome, an accomplished entrepreneur, architect, and diplomat, is Founder and President/CEO of The Reef Holdings, which manages ventures in real estate (The Reef Apartments and Homes), communications, agriculture (Oak 67 Farms), and infrastructure (Seraphicworld Construction).
He has served as Ambassador of the African Union Agenda 2063 Assembly, chaired the Infrastructure Development Committee, and held the position of Vice President for Infrastructure, Partnerships & Special Duties at the Pan-African AU 2063 Diplomatic Missions.
He has also held leadership roles with the United World Congress of Diplomats (UN-WCD), focusing on African infrastructure, energy, and industrial development.
Dr. Arome’s appointment coincides with RTIFN’s ongoing expansion following the swearing-in of state coordinators across Nigeria’s 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
As national secretary, he is expected to bring a private-sector perspective to the organisation, enhancing its role as a youth-driven movement that combats misinformation, communicates government policies, bridges the gap between leadership and citizens, and mobilises support for the Renewed Hope Agenda.
Founded by Barrister Seyi Tinubu, RTIFN continues to position itself as a key platform for public enlightenment and grassroots engagement ahead of future political cycles.
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