Bolanle Ninalowo Goes Political: Named Atlanta Coordinator for Seyi Tinubu’s RTIFN
The internet is currently in a frenzy as Nollywood "bad boy" Bolanle Ninalowo (aka Nino B) officially trades the movie set for the political stage. In a move that has sparked heated debates across X (Twitter) and Instagram today, the actor announced his appointment as the Atlanta, USA Coordinator for the pro-government group, Relax Tinubu Is Fixing Nigeria (RTIFN).
What makes this more than just a regular appointment? The group is founded and led by none other than Seyi Tinubu, the son of the President.
From Nollywood to the Diaspora Frontline
Ninalowo took to his Instagram on Tuesday, February 3, to share the official flyer of his appointment, which boldly features the APC logo alongside the RTIFN branding.
"Honoured to serve as coordinator Atlanta/USA for President Bola Tinubu. #RTIFN," he captioned the post.
According to the group's manifesto, RTIFN isn't just a fan club; it’s a "youth-focused movement" designed to act as a bridge between the Nigerian government and citizens in the diaspora. As the Atlanta coordinator, Ninalowo is now the official face of the Tinubu administration’s achievements for Nigerians living in one of the most populated "Japa" hubs in the United States.
The Seyi Tinubu Connection
The involvement of Seyi Tinubu as the "Founder-in-Chief" has added a layer of intensity to the buzz. By recruiting high-profile celebrities like Ninalowo, the RTIFN movement is clearly aiming to use "Star Power" to change the narrative surrounding the current administration’s economic reforms.
Ninalowo joins a growing list of entertainers who are moving into the political advocacy space, following the strategic unveiling of coordinators across all 36 states and several international cities.
Vawulence or Vision? Fans React
As expected, the comment section on Ninalowo’s page has become a battlefield.
The Supporters: Many are praising him for "securing the bag" and using his influence to foster dialogue between the government and Nigerians abroad.
The Critics: Others are not so kind, accusing the actor of "becoming a mouthpiece" for the government amidst the country's current economic challenges.
Regardless of where you stand, one thing is certain: Bolanle Ninalowo is no longer just an actor; he’s now a key player in the 2027 grassroots mobilization strategy.
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