Hon. Ismail Monsuru Akinloye, Executive Chairman of Eredo LCDA and Lagos East Coordinator of RTIFN (Relax Tinubu is Fixing Nigeria), has participated in the South-West road walk held in support of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election bid.
Epe Insights reports that the event took place at Onikan Stadium in Lagos, drawing political leaders, party supporters, and stakeholders from across the South-West region. The walk was organised to show solidarity and mobilise support for the President’s second-term ambition.
The gathering featured several high-profile dignitaries, including the Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Dr Obafemi Kadri Hamzat, and the National Director General of the group. Also present was the Lagos State APC Chairman, Pastor Cornelius Ojelabi.
Others in attendance included the Chairman of Conference 57 Chairmen in Lagos State, Hon. Sesan Olowa, and the State Coordinator of the group, alongside other political leaders and supporters.
Hon. Akinloye was accompanied by key officials from Eredo LCDA. These included the Vice Chairman, Hon. Lateef Adesanya, the Leader of the House, Hon. Tunde Bakare, councillors, executive members, and the Secretary to the Local Government, Hon. Sikiru Oladega.
Party faithful from Eredo LCDA also joined the rally in large numbers. Their participation reflected strong grassroots mobilisation and political alignment within the area.
The road walk was organised to promote awareness of ongoing government policies and programmes under President Tinubu’s administration.
According to organisers, the mission of the group is to ensure citizens are well informed about developmental initiatives being implemented across the country.
Participants described the event as a show of unity and renewed political commitment within the ruling party in the South-West region.
The rally also served as a platform to reinforce support for continued policy implementation and governance reforms under the current administration.
Observers noted that the turnout demonstrated growing political engagement ahead of future electoral activities in the region.
