By George Ozalla
The National Executive Committee of Relax Tinubu Is Fixing Nigeria (RTIFN) on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, paid a courtesy visit to business mogul and philanthropist, Chief Engr. Arthur Eze, at his Abuja residence.
The delegation was led by the South East Zonal Coordinator of RTIFN, Engr. Johnbosco Onunkwo, alongside the Director General of the organisation, Alhaji Mohammed Bala, and other senior officials.
In a press statement signed by Dr. Francis Chidozie Okoye, Head of Media and Publicity Directorate of RTIFN, South East Zone, the organisation said the visit was part of its strategic engagements with key stakeholders in support of national unity and political continuity efforts.
During the visit, Chief Arthur Eze was formally unveiled as Grand Patron of RTIFN, a position the group said was in recognition of his longstanding involvement in national conversations, his consistent advocacy for unity, and his contributions to initiatives aimed at stability and development.
The Director General of RTIFN, Alhaji Mohammed Bala, described Chief Eze as a respected elder statesman whose influence continues to resonate within the South East and across Nigeria. He noted that his acceptance of the role would further strengthen the organisation’s structure and outreach.
Chief Arthur Eze, in his remarks, expressed appreciation for the honour and said Nigeria’s progress depends on sustained cooperation among political leaders, stakeholders, and citizens. He called for continued unity efforts, stressing the importance of collective responsibility in national development.
A major highlight of the visit was his pledge of 250,000 dollars in support of national engagements tied to the Tinubu re-election project. He also donated a Mercedes Benz eighteen seater special bus valued at over 150 million naira to support RTIFN’s mobilisation and coordination activities nationwide.
The donation was received with appreciation by members of the delegation, who described it as a significant boost to the organisation’s field operations.
Engr. Johnbosco Onunkwo, in his remarks, thanked Chief Eze for the warm reception and support, describing the gesture as an encouragement to the organisation’s ongoing mobilisation efforts across the country.
