Hajiya Aisha Oyiza Omade, Director-General and Chief Executive Officer of the Kogi State Social Investment Programmes Agency (KOSSIPA), has been appointed National Deputy Director of Contact and Mobilisation for Relax, Tinubu is Fixing Nigeria (RTIFN).
The appointment was announced on the group’s official social media platforms, with her formal letter of appointment expected in the coming weeks.
RTIFN, led by Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, as Founder-in-Chief, features a high-profile leadership team including Comrade Bala Mohammed as National Chairman, Senator Alphonsus Igbeke as Patron, former FCT Minister Dr. Ramotu Tijani Aliyu as Matron, and Ateke Tom as South-South Coordinator, alongside actor Zack Orji and other notable figures.
Omade, renowned for her grassroots mobilisation and dedication to women’s empowerment, has a longstanding political career. Introduced into politics by the late Kogi State Governor Prince Abubakar Audu, she has held key positions including pioneer Deputy Women Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kogi State, APC National Women Leader aspirant, Director-General of the Prince Abubakar Audu Campaign Organisation (Kogi Central) in 2016, and Senior Special Assistant to the Kogi State Governor on Community Engagement, before her current role as KOSSIPA DG/CEO.
Her new role places her among those expected to coordinate nationwide contact and mobilisation efforts ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
She has been mandated, alongside other national leaders of the group, to commence sensitisation and grassroots engagement on the Renewed Hope Agenda, with a focus on communicating government policies to citizens in clear and accessible language.
Hajiya Omade is also expected to mobilise support across the country for President Tinubu’s re-election bid.
The appointment comes shortly after a delegation of RTIFN, led by its Secretary-General, Felix Arome,an engineer , paid her a condolence visit following the death of her younger brother, Felix Enehe Sule, who died on January 22 in Abuja.