City Boy Movement aims to connect leaders with Nigerian youth
The City Boy Movement is working to bridge the gap between leadership and young Nigerians, according to Ayodele Olawande, Minister of State for Youth Development. The group’s South-South tour began in Edo State, led by Seyi Tinubu and other key officials. Monday Okpebholo, Edo State Governor, expressed support for the movement and reaffirmed his backing for President Bola Tinubu’s second-term bid. The movement focuses on youth empowerment, grassroots mobilisation, and promoting government policies.
What we know
- Ayodele Olawande said the City Boy Movement was created to connect leadership with young Nigerians.
- The South-South tour, starting in Edo State, aims to mobilise and inspire youth across the region.
- Seyi Tinubu led the delegation, with Francis Oluwatosin Shola as Director-General.
- Monday Okpebholo praised the movement’s organisation and highlighted its role in youth political engagement.
- The group supports President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope agenda and organises activities like campus visits and food drives.
