Rescue The Vulnerable Initiative Expands Reach in South South, Inaugurates Akwa Ibom and Cross River State Chapters

Rescue The Vulnerable Initiative Expands Reach in South South, Inaugurates Akwa Ibom and Cross River State Chapters

In a landmark event, Rescue The Vulnerable Initiative (RTVI) aka Rescue Movement For New Nigeria (RMNN) has successfully inaugurated its Akwa Ibom and Cross River State chapters, further solidifying its presence in the South South region. This development marks a significant milestone in the movement's quest to build a new Nigeria.

Comrade Martins Chiedozie Ugwu, Director General of the movement, addressed the newly inaugurated executives, emphasizing the movement's commitment to longevity and impact. "Great Comrades, you are sowing a seed that will benefit generations to come. Our movement is unique in its policy formulation, agenda, and goal implementation. We are confident that our efforts will stand the test of time."

The Akwa Ibom chapter inauguration followed closely after the successful launch in Cross River State on May 26, 2024. The event was met with enthusiasm and high spirits as members in Akwa Ibom welcomed the Director General and his entourage with red carpet. The newly inaugurated Coordinator in Cross River State, Comrade Jumbo Patrick Jumbo, expressed gratitude to the leadership and pledged to discharge his duties effectively, growing the movement beyond expectations.

This expansion in the South South region demonstrates the organization's resolve to foster a new Nigeria, empowering vulnerable citizens and promoting equity, justice, and peace. As the movement continues to gain momentum, its impact is poised to be felt across the nation in a short time.

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