The City Boy Movement (CBM), Ekiti State Chapter, warmly congratulates all distinguished Ekiti sons and daughter appointed by His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to serve on the Presidential Campaign Council for his re-election.
The appointments are a clear demonstration of the confidence reposed in their capacity, experience, commitment and ability to contribute meaningfully to the success of the President’s re-election campaign.
As members of the City Boy Movement in Ekiti State, we are particularly delighted to see our people represented in this important national assignment. We are confident that they will bring their wealth of experience, knowledge and strategic insight to bear in the discharge of their responsibilities.
We believe their inclusion will further strengthen the campaign structure and contribute to the mobilisation of support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the Renewed Hope agenda across the country.
We therefore congratulate the appointees and wish them wisdom, strength and success as they take on this important responsibility. We look forward to their contributions towards securing a decisive victory for President Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election.
Once again, congratulations to our distinguished Ekiti representatives.
Signed: Alofe Ayodele Moses Director, Media & Communications City Boy Movement, Ekiti State Chapter On behalf of all members of the City Boy Movement in Ekiti State
The attention of the Ekiti State Chapter of the City Boy Movement has been drawn to a dismissive social media post alleging, without evidence or basis, that 89% of members of our movement in Ekiti State are involved in cybercrime, popularly referred to as “Yahoo Boys and Girls.”
While the right to public commentary is an essential part of a free society, making sweeping and unsubstantiated allegations that seek to portray thousands of hardworking and politically engaged young people as criminals is irresponsible and unacceptable.
For the avoidance of doubt, the City Boy Movement in Ekiti State is a structured, purposeful and progressive organisation comprising young professionals, technology innovators, civil and public servants, artisans, students and grassroots organisers. Our members are actively engaged in legitimate businesses, professional pursuits, civic engagement and community development initiatives across the state.
Indeed, the Movement recently unveiled a strategic framework aimed at strengthening its grassroots structure, improving coordination and deepening engagement across the state in preparation for the forthcoming elections. The document reflects a deliberate and organised approach to political mobilisation, with emphasis on effective grassroots engagement, strategic communication, voter mobilisation and coordinated action towards securing electoral victory. This is the character of an organised youth movement committed to political participation, not the criminal stereotype being irresponsibly projected by its detractors.
Attempts to criminalise or discredit youth political participation through sweeping stereotypes do a serious disservice to the thousands of responsible young people in Ekiti who work every day to build dignified and productive livelihoods.
We therefore urge social media commentators to exercise responsibility and restraint in their public statements and to focus on constructive issues capable of contributing to the development and progress of Ekiti State, rather than making allegations that are unsupported by facts.
The Ekiti City Boy Movement remains focused on positive engagement, grassroots mobilisation, civic participation and supporting the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2027, in pursuit of sustainable development and shared prosperity.
Signed: Alofe Ayodele Moses Director, Media and Communications City Boy Movement, Ekiti State Chapter
The City Boy Movement (CBM), Ekiti State Chapter, has adopted a unified grassroots mobilisation framework as it intensifies preparations to support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s 2027 re-election bid and strengthen its organisational presence across Ekiti State.
The framework was unveiled at the conclusion of a two-day strategic retreat held at The Bethel (Tiwaloluwa Resort), Federal Housing Estate, Ado-Ekiti, bringing together members of the movement’s State Executive Council, Local Government Coordinators and other grassroots leaders.
Held under the theme, “Youth. Unity. Action.”, the retreat was conducted in two phases. The first day was devoted exclusively to the State Executive Council, which reviewed the movement’s structures and deliberated on its strategic direction. The second day featured an enlarged house involving Local Government Coordinators, with emphasis on implementation and coordination at the local level.
Declaring the retreat open, the State Director of CBM, Asiwaju Kasali Oluwafemi, said the movement must enter the 2027 political season with functional and accountable structures capable of delivering measurable results.
He said CBM’s activities must go beyond meetings and public appearances to sustained engagement with communities, wards and polling units across the state.
“This retreat should produce more than speeches. It should produce practical strategies, measurable targets, stronger structures, and a renewed determination to deliver results,” Oluwafemi said.
A major outcome of the retreat was the adoption of the Unified Framework for Grassroots Mobilisation and District Synergy, designed to bring CBM’s structures across Ekiti North, Ekiti Central and Ekiti South under a more coordinated operational approach.
The framework focuses broadly on strengthening grassroots organisation, improving membership registration and profiling, expanding youth and women engagement, increasing community-focused activities and developing a more coordinated communication structure.
It also seeks to improve coordination between the State Executive Council and local structures, with greater emphasis on clearly defined responsibilities, monitoring and accountability.
A key aspect of the framework is a more systematic approach to membership mobilisation and community engagement, aimed at giving the movement a clearer understanding of its grassroots reach while improving its ability to respond to local needs.
The strategy also incorporates community-focused programmes, including environmental sanitation, medical outreaches and economic empowerment initiatives, alongside youth-oriented activities such as football competitions, traditional sports, talent development and community entertainment programmes.
The Women’s Directorate is expected to deepen engagement with market women, entrepreneurs and other women-led community networks through regular marketplace activities and stakeholder interactions.
The framework equally provides for a stronger grassroots media structure, with local media officers expected to document community activities and support the central media team with relevant content for wider communication.
The movement’s communication strategy places emphasis on factual, issue-based and responsible messaging, with members expected to avoid misinformation, hate speech, incitement, threats and personal attacks.
Speaking on the significance of the retreat, one of the Local Government Coordinators, Yewande Aribasoye, praised the initiative, saying it provided members with an opportunity to exchange ideas, learn from one another and gain broader perspectives on how to strengthen the movement’s activities.
She noted that bringing leaders from different levels of the organisation together created an avenue for participants to share experiences from their respective areas and identify practical approaches that could be adapted across the state.
Aribasoye said the interaction was particularly valuable because grassroots leaders faced different realities in their localities, adding that the exchange of ideas could help promote greater coordination and more effective implementation of the movement’s programmes.
The retreat also provided an opportunity for Local Government Coordinators to better understand their responsibilities under the new framework and to engage directly with the State Executive Council on implementation challenges and priorities.
At the conclusion of the retreat, participants adopted the operational framework and accompanying resolutions aimed at strengthening coordination, improving grassroots engagement and promoting greater accountability across the movement’s structures.
Oluwafemi urged participants to return to their respective areas with a clear understanding of their responsibilities and a commitment to translating the decisions reached at the retreat into practical activities.
He described the conclusion of the retreat as the beginning of a new phase for CBM in Ekiti, with the focus now shifting from planning to implementation.
The movement is expected to begin rolling out the new framework across its local structures as it intensifies grassroots engagement ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
The Ekiti State chapter of the CityBoy Movement has intensified its grassroots mobilisation drive ahead of the 2027 presidential election, charging women leaders across the state’s 16 local government areas to spearhead efforts aimed at expanding support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s second-term bid.
Speaking during an engagement with the Movement’s Local Government Women Leaders, the State Woman Leader, Ms. Ogunmodede Bisola, reaffirmed the state leadership’s commitment to providing maximum support for grassroots mobilisation efforts, stressing that women remain critical to the success of the Movement’s outreach across Ekiti State.
She urged the local government women leaders to work closely with their respective Local Government Coordinators to ensure a coordinated mobilisation strategy, while discouraging them from relying on external support to carry out their responsibilities.
According to her, the focus should be on building a strong grassroots network capable of mobilising young people, non-party members and first-time voters to identify with the CityBoy Movement and support President Tinubu’s second-term bid in 2027.
Also addressing the gathering, the State Director of the Movement, Asiwaju Kasali Oluwafemi, emphasised the importance of synergy among all arms of the organisation, particularly between the state and local government women leaders, describing women as indispensable partners in political mobilisation.
He assured the leaders of the full backing of the state chapter, noting that the Movement would continue to provide the necessary support for sensitisation campaigns and the mobilisation of youths, non-party members and undecided voters as part of efforts to broaden support for President Tinubu ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
The State Director further reiterated the Movement’s commitment to inclusiveness, announcing that all Local Government Women Leaders would actively participate in the forthcoming inauguration of the Ekiti State Executive Council of the CityBoy Movement scheduled for September 2026.
Also in attendance were the State Coordinator, Dr. Habibat Fayoke Yusuf; the Deputy State Director, Hon. Tanimola Kolade; the State Secretary, Oluwaseun Ajifowobaje; and other members of the State Executive Council, who reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening the Movement’s grassroots structures and expanding support across the state’s 16 local government areas.
The meeting underscored the CityBoy Movement’s determination to deepen its grassroots presence across Ekiti State, with the leadership expressing confidence that sustained mobilisation, strategic engagement and inclusive participation would play a pivotal role in galvanising support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s second-term bid in the 2027 presidential election.
The Ekiti State chapter of the City Boy Movement (CBM) has intensified its grassroots mobilisation ahead of the 2027 general elections, calling on Muslim associations across the state to rally support for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
The appeal was made by the State Director of the movement, Asiwaju Kasali Oluwafemi, during an engagement with representatives of Muslim associations led by the Head of Religious Body (Muslim Affairs), Dr. Sikiru Olowoyo, at the Youth House in Ado-Ekiti.
Speaking at the meeting, Oluwafemi described religious organisations as strategic partners in grassroots mobilisation, noting that their influence at the community level would be instrumental in consolidating support for President Tinubu’s second-term bid.
He urged members of the associations to intensify mobilisation efforts within their respective communities by encouraging eligible citizens to participate actively in the electoral process and support the Renewed Hope Agenda of the Tinubu administration.
According to him, the City Boy Movement is committed to building a strong grassroots structure capable of sustaining support for the President through continuous engagement, civic education and community participation.
Oluwafemi also called for increased membership of the movement, urging youths, students, professionals and other eligible Nigerians to join its expanding structure across the state.
“The success of this movement depends on our collective commitment. Every member has a responsibility to mobilise support, communicate responsibly and project the achievements of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration with facts and verified information,” he said.
He further charged members to remain united and focused on strengthening the movement’s presence in all wards and polling units across Ekiti State ahead of the 2027 elections.
Earlier, the Head of Religious Body (Muslim Affairs), Dr. Sikiru Olowoyo, urged Muslims across the state to actively support the mobilisation campaign, saying members should understand the vision and objectives of the City Boy Movement to effectively communicate its message and encourage wider participation within their communities.
Also speaking, the State Coordinator of the movement, Dr. Habibat Yusuf, appreciated participants for attending the engagement and reiterated the organisation’s slogan, “Inform, Engage and Empower.” She urged members to remain committed to promoting the policies and achievements of President Tinubu’s administration while ensuring that only factual and verified information is disseminated to the public. Yusuf also stressed the importance of participating actively in the electoral process, describing voter participation as a critical component of the movement’s grassroots strategy ahead of the next general elections.
The Deputy State Director of the movement, Hon. Tanimola Kolade, emphasised the need for sustained grassroots engagement, urging members to intensify efforts at informing, engaging and mobilising young people to become active participants in the City Boy Movement and supporters of President Tinubu’s re-election bid. In the same vein, the Director of Media and Communications, Alofe Ayodele Moses, charged members to effectively communicate the policies and achievements of the Tinubu administration to the public, citing massive investments in youths and efforts to improve access to quality and stable education. He urged members to rely on verified facts and accurate information in promoting the President’s programmes and countering misinformation.
During the interactive session, participants identified challenges confronting grassroots mobilisation and voter participation. Alhaji Tajudeen Olorunkemi called for stronger collaboration among members at the ward level to improve coordination and strengthen the mobilisation network, while Mrs. Mulikat Abdullah urged sustained public enlightenment to address voter apathy and encourage greater participation in the democratic process.
The participants also underscored the need for the responsible use of social media in promoting civic awareness, countering misinformation and projecting the achievements of the Tinubu administration.
The meeting ended with a renewed commitment by the City Boy Movement and the participating Muslim associations to deepen grassroots mobilisation, expand the movement’s membership base and consolidate support for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 general elections.
The City Boy Movement (CBM), Ekiti State Chapter, has congratulated the Senate Leader of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Senator Michael Opeyemi Bamidele, CON, on his 63rd birthday, describing him as one of Nigeria’s foremost progressive leaders whose contributions to democratic governance, legislative development, and national growth continue to inspire a new generation of political leaders.
The commendation was contained in a statement issued on Wednesday by the Director of Media and Communications of the movement, Alofe Ayodele Moses, on behalf of the State Director, Asiwaju Kasali Oluwafemi, and the entire membership of the City Boy Movement in Ekiti State to commemorate the milestone.
According to the statement, Senator Bamidele’s distinguished career has been marked by decades of public service, legislative leadership, and an unwavering commitment to the development of Ekiti State and Nigeria. It noted that his steadfast dedication to democratic governance and progressive politics has earned him widespread respect within the country’s political landscape.
The group stated that, as Senate Leader, Bamidele has continued to provide strategic leadership in advancing the legislative agenda of the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. It added that he has consistently championed reforms aimed at strengthening democratic institutions, promoting economic growth, and improving the welfare of Nigerians, while making significant contributions to the political development of Ekiti State and the growth of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Describing the celebrant as a dependable statesman and mentor, the movement said Bamidele’s humility, accessibility, political experience, and commitment to nurturing emerging leaders have endeared him to party faithful and Nigerians across political divides.
“At 63, Senator Michael Opeyemi Bamidele remains a symbol of purposeful leadership, legislative excellence, and unwavering commitment to the progressive ideals that continue to shape our democracy. His life of service, integrity, loyalty, and patriotism is an inspiration to young Nigerians and future generations of leaders. We are proud to celebrate a leader whose contributions to democratic governance and nation-building remain invaluable,” the statement read.
The movement reaffirmed its commitment to the ideals of progressive governance and the Renewed Hope Agenda, noting that leaders such as Senator Bamidele continue to strengthen public confidence in democratic institutions through exemplary service, competence, and selfless leadership.
The City Boy Movement, a grassroots political support group committed to promoting progressive governance and mobilising support for the Renewed Hope Agenda, congratulated the Senate Leader on attaining the milestone and prayed that Almighty God would grant him sound health, renewed strength, greater wisdom, and many more years of impactful service to Ekiti State and the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Signed: Alofe Ayodele Moses Director, Media and Communications City Boy Movement (CBM), Ekiti State Chapter 29/07/2026
The City Boy Movement (CBM), Ekiti State Chapter, has congratulated former Governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Peter Ayodele Fayose, on his appointment by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as Chairman of the Board of the Rural Electrification Agency (REA), describing the development as a fitting recognition of his wealth of experience in public service and governance.
In a statement issued on Tuesday by the Director of Media and Communications of the movement, Alofe Ayodele Moses, on behalf of the State Director, Asiwaju Kasali Oluwafemi, and the entire membership of the group in Ekiti State, the organisation said Fayose’s appointment reflected the confidence reposed in him by the President to contribute meaningfully to the advancement of rural electrification and national development.
The movement expressed confidence that the former governor’s vast administrative experience, leadership acumen and understanding of governance would add significant value to the agency’s mandate of expanding electricity access to underserved communities across the country.
According to the statement, Fayose’s new role also presents an opportunity to facilitate greater developmental projects for Ekiti State, particularly in the area of rural electrification and infrastructure development.
“Dr. Fayose remains one of the most experienced political leaders to have emerged from Ekiti State. We are optimistic that his appointment as Chairman of the Board of the Rural Electrification Agency will further strengthen efforts aimed at improving electricity access and enhancing socio-economic development in rural communities.
“We urge him to bring his vast experience and leadership to bear in the discharge of his responsibilities and to leverage his new position in attracting meaningful development to Ekiti State and the country at large,” the statement read.
The group also commended President Tinubu for the appointment, noting that it underscored the administration’s commitment to harnessing experienced hands in driving key sectors of the economy.
The City Boy Movement wished Fayose a successful tenure and expressed confidence in his capacity to justify the trust and confidence reposed in him.
Signed: Alofe Ayodele Moses Director, Media and Communications City Boy Movement (CBM), Ekiti State Chapter
The Ekiti State chapter of the City Boy Movement, led by its State Director, Asiwaju Kasali Oluwafemi, will join delegates from across the federation in Abuja for the organisation’s National Retreat scheduled to hold from July 13 to 16, 2026. The retreat, themed “Youth. Unity. Action.”, will bring together National Directors, State Directors and other key stakeholders at the State House Banquet Hall, Three Arms Zone, Abuja, to deliberate on youth mobilisation, organisational development and strategies aimed at strengthening the movement’s structures nationwide.
The gathering comes amid renewed efforts by the City Boy Movement to consolidate its grassroots presence and deepen support for the re-election bid of President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2027. As one of the foremost youth-driven support platforms within the All Progressives Congress (APC), the movement has continued to champion the ideals of the Renewed Hope Agenda while expanding its reach across the country ahead of the next electoral cycle.
Speaking ahead of the event, Asiwaju Kasali Oluwafemi described the retreat as a critical platform for leaders of the movement to review existing programmes, strengthen internal structures and chart a common course for the future. According to him, the gathering presents an opportunity for participants to exchange ideas, reinforce grassroots engagement and develop practical strategies that will further energise the movement’s activities and deepen its impact among young Nigerians.
Members of the Ekiti delegation include the Deputy State Director, Tanimola Kolade; the State Coordinator, Dr Mrs Habibat Fayoke Yusuf; the State Secretary, Oluwaseun Ajifowobaje; the State ICT and Data Officer, Tiwaloluwa Omope; the State Woman Leader; the State Director of Mobilisation, Olu-Ajayi Maxwell Olusegun; and the State Director of Media and Communications, Alofe Ayodele M.
Expected outcomes of the retreat include the adoption of resolutions on organisational development, grassroots mobilisation, youth engagement and improved collaboration among state chapters. Delegates are expected to return to their respective states with fresh ideas and strategic frameworks to strengthen grassroots structures, galvanise support for President Tinubu’s re-election and further consolidate the City Boy Movement’s presence across the federation ahead of the 2027 general election.
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Alofe Ayodele Moses State Director, Media and Communications City Boy Movement, Ekiti State Chapter July 12, 2026
The Director of the City Boy Movement (CBM) in Ekiti State, Asiwaju Kasali Oluwafemi, has intensified efforts to consolidate the movement’s grassroots support structure ahead of the 2027 presidential election, pledging deeper collaboration with affiliated support groups across the state.
Kasali gave the assurance during a strategic engagement with representatives of various support groups in Ekiti, where he reaffirmed the movement’s commitment to inclusiveness, youth mobilisation and the equitable distribution of opportunities among its members.
Addressing the gathering, the CBM Director described the support groups as indispensable partners in the realisation of the movement’s objectives, stressing that their continued commitment would be crucial to the success of the organisation’s activities in the build-up to the next presidential poll.
He assured members that all empowerment opportunities, relevant information and available resources would be communicated and distributed fairly among the various groups to ensure that no member is left behind.
According to him, the City Boy Movement remains committed to serving as a dependable partner and support system for its affiliated groups, while also strengthening their capacity to play active and meaningful roles in the nation’s political process.
Kasali explained that one of the cardinal objectives of the movement is to promote political awareness and ensure that accurate information reaches the grassroots, particularly among young people.
He, therefore, urged members of the support groups to take ownership of the enlightenment campaign by educating others, sharing useful information and engaging individuals who may not yet be actively involved in political activities.
The Director further emphasised the need for effective communication within the support groups, noting that the success of the movement depends largely on the ability of members to disseminate important updates and opportunities to their respective constituencies.
“These efforts are aimed at ensuring that all registered support groups benefit from available opportunities, empowerment initiatives and resources provided by the organisation. We value the commitment and sacrifices of our members and will continue to work together for the collective good of the movement,” he said.
Kasali also called on members to remain steadfast, united and actively involved in the activities of the organisation, stressing that consistency, cooperation and sustained participation are critical to achieving the movement’s goals ahead of 2027.
Responding on behalf of the support groups, Mr. Nasiru commended the leadership of the City Boy Movement for creating a platform for engagement and consultation.
He expressed appreciation for the organisation’s continued support and appealed for increased access to empowerment programmes and other benefits for members.
The support groups subsequently reaffirmed their readiness to deepen collaboration with the City Boy Movement and pledged their commitment to advancing the objectives of the organisation through active participation in future programmes and initiatives.
The City Boy Movement (CBM), Ekiti State Chapter, has officially unveiled its restructured State Executive Council following the recently approved reorganisation of the Movement aimed at strengthening its organisational capacity, enhancing operational efficiency and deepening grassroots mobilisation across the state.
The restructuring, approved by the State Director of the Movement, Asiwaju Kasali Oluwafemi, is part of deliberate efforts to reposition the organisation for greater effectiveness as it intensifies support for the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and prepares for the 2027 presidential election.
A major highlight of the reorganisation is the introduction of the office of State Coordinator, a strategic position established to strengthen coordination, improve policy implementation and ensure seamless administration of the Movement’s activities across the sixteen local government areas of Ekiti State.
Accordingly, Dr. Habibat Fayoke Yusuf has been appointed as the pioneer State Coordinator, while Aluko Aanu Albert will serve as Deputy State Coordinator. Also, Tanimola Kolade, who previously served as Chief of Staff to the State Director, has been elevated to the office of Deputy State Director, underscoring the leadership’s confidence in his capacity and dedication to the ideals of the Movement.
The newly constituted executive is headed by Asiwaju Kasali Oluwafemi as State Director, with Tanimola Kolade as Deputy State Director. Dr. Habibat Fayoke Yusuf and Aluko Aanu Albert will serve as State Coordinator and Deputy State Coordinator respectively, while Oluwaseun Ajifowobaje and Babatola Oyewole have been retained as State Secretary and Assistant State Secretary.
The administrative and operational arm of the Movement also includes Oluwatosin Fadipe as Head of Human Resources, Ijarotimi Ayodeji Akintade as Chief Security Officer, Akintola Michael as Head of Special Duties, Owoseni Bamiyo Morakinyo as State Chief Protocol, Adedara Temitope Moses as State Organising Secretary, Shittu Modupe Rafiat as Assistant State Organising Secretary, and Dr. Ayomide Olanipekun as Head of Medical.
The communications and public engagement team comprises Alofe Ayodele Moses as State Director of Media and Communications, Awoyinfa Oluwaseun as Head of Content and Creativity, Jumoke Fagbamila as Deputy Head of Content and Creativity, Olusegun Ajibola as Head of Photography, Ogundile Abayomi as Head of New Media, Okunola Ademola as Head of Branding and Event Coordination, and Sola Ifeoluwa Gbelee as Spokesperson to the State Director.
To strengthen mobilisation and stakeholder engagement, Olu Ajayi Maxwell will serve as State Director of Mobilization, Rasheed Adewumi as Head of Support Groups and Coalition Coordination, Fakoya Ayomide Micheal as Head of Vocational Development and Skill Empowerment, Michael Adesina as Head of Entertainment, Alade Emmanuel Kehinde as Head of Private and Informal Sector Mobilization, Isaac Olasupo Ajayi as Head of Corporate Organizations, Olasunbo Abimbola as Head of Market Women and Traders Mobilization, while Lawal Oluwaseyi Ayodele will head the Technology Market and Commerce Department.
The finance and support services team comprises Hon. Kolawole Isaac Olatunde as State Finance Director, Adenijo Olusola as State Treasurer, Bar. Sola Gabriel as State Legal Adviser, Jimi Olujimi, who has been redeployed from the office of State Youth Leader, as State Welfare Officer, Osaloni Tosin as Assistant State Welfare Officer, and Tiwa Omope as State ICT/Data Officer.
Similarly, Owolewa Taiwo has been appointed State Director of Student Affairs, Dr. Mayowa Ojo as Director of Logistics, Ayomide Ogunlana Damilola as Deputy Director of Logistics, Adedoyin Fabikun as Director of Strategic Community Engagement, Asiwaju Oladimeji as Director of Research and Documentation, and Dr. Olowoyo Sikiru Olalekan as Director of Muslim Affairs.
To ensure effective coordination across the three senatorial districts, Toba Fatunla, Hon. Tope Agidi, and Mr. Bunmi Omotoso have been appointed as Senatorial Coordinators for Ekiti North, Ekiti South and Ekiti Central respectively.
Speaking on the new executive structure, the State Director, Asiwaju Kasali Oluwafemi, described the reorganisation as a strategic step towards building a more vibrant, responsive and result-oriented organisation capable of effectively driving the objectives of the City Boy Movement across Ekiti State.
He said the restructuring reflects the Movement’s commitment to strengthening its internal structures, expanding its grassroots presence and positioning members for greater responsibilities in line with its vision and objectives.
According to him, the appointments and redeployments were made after careful consideration of competence, loyalty, dedication and proven capacity to deliver. He expressed confidence that the new leadership team would consolidate the achievements of the Movement, strengthen its presence across all sixteen local government areas and galvanise greater support for the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
The State Director congratulated all newly appointed and redeployed executives and charged them to justify the confidence reposed in them through exemplary leadership, teamwork and selfless service. He also urged members of the Movement across the state to rally behind the new executive as the organisation continues to mobilise support for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election and the continued electoral success of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
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Alofe Ayodele Moses Director of Media & Communications City Boy Movement, Ekiti State 04/07/2026
