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*CityBoy Movement Abia State Director Charges LGA Coordinators to Deliver Results, Reaffirms Commitment to Tinubu’s Re-e...
23/08/2026

*CityBoy Movement Abia State Director Charges LGA Coordinators to Deliver Results, Reaffirms Commitment to Tinubu’s Re-election*

The State Director of the CityBoy Movement (CBM), Abia State Chapter, Mayor Lucky Igbokwe, has charged all Local Government Area (LGA) Coordinators of the movement to remain committed, united and focused on delivering tangible results as the movement intensifies its grassroots mobilisation across Abia State.

Mayor Igbokwe gave the charge during a strategic meeting with the LGA Coordinators, where he appreciated their commitment, sacrifices and continued support for the CityBoy Movement.

The State Director reminded the coordinators that the movement has one common interest: to mobilise the people and contribute meaningfully to the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2027. He urged them to take ownership of the movement at the grassroots and ensure that their respective LGAs are actively engaged in mobilisation, membership expansion and voter outreach.

He stressed that commitment to the CityBoy Movement must go beyond occupying positions, noting that every coordinator must be prepared to demonstrate capacity and produce measurable results.

> “We have one interest, and that is to bring back our President, His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Every LGA coordinator must understand the responsibility that comes with the position. We need results. We need you to go to the grassroots, mobilise, build structures and show what you can achieve.”

Mayor Igbokwe also reassured the coordinators that the national leadership of the CityBoy Movement remains firmly behind the Abia State Chapter, urging them to remain confident, disciplined and united in advancing the objectives of the movement.

He commended the coordinators for their loyalty and encouraged them to maintain strong working relationships with their ward structures and other stakeholders while ensuring that the movement continues to grow across all 17 Local Government Areas of the state.

In their separate remarks, the LGA Coordinators expressed appreciation to the State Director for his leadership, accessibility and commitment to building a stronger CityBoy Movement in Abia.

They said they were proud to identify with the movement and reaffirmed their loyalty to the leadership of Mayor Lucky Igbokwe. The coordinators pledged to work harder in their respective LGAs, strengthen grassroots structures, mobilise new members and support the collective vision of the movement.

They also expressed confidence in the leadership of the State Director and assured him that the LGA structures would remain united and committed to the movement's objectives.

The meeting ended with a renewed commitment from the coordinators to take the message of the CityBoy Movement to every ward and community in Abia State, with a clear focus on grassroots mobilisation, stronger structures, measurable results and the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2027.

*Signed:*
*State Communication & Media Directorate*
*CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter*

Abia Women Assembly Awards Seyi Tinubu, Endorses President Tinubu for 2027, Joins CityBoy Movement as Pro-GroupThe Abia ...
20/08/2026

Abia Women Assembly Awards Seyi Tinubu, Endorses President Tinubu for 2027, Joins CityBoy Movement as Pro-Group

The Abia Women Assembly (AWA) has formally endorsed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a second term in office, declaring its support for his continued leadership ahead of the 2027 presidential election.

The endorsement was made at the Abia Women Assembly Convention, where the organisation also formally aligned with the CityBoy Movement (CBM) as a recognised pro-group committed to mobilising support for the re-election of President Tinubu.

The convention featured the presentation of an award to Barr. Seyi Tinubu, National Patron of the CityBoy Movement, in recognition of his commitment to youth and women empowerment, grassroots development and support for initiatives that promote the Renewed Hope agenda.

Barr. Seyi Tinubu, who was the Special Guest of Honour at the convention, was represented by the State Director of the CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter, Mayor Lucky Igbokwe, who received the award on his behalf.

Speaking at the event, Mayor Igbokwe conveyed Barr. Seyi Tinubu’s appreciation to the women for the honour and for their solidarity with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. He assured the Abia Women Assembly that their commitment and support would not be taken for granted.

He noted that the Patron of the CityBoy Movement holds women in high regard and that his presence at the event through his representative was a demonstration of that commitment.

Mayor Igbokwe also disclosed that Barr. Seyi Tinubu had donated an 18-seater bus to support the activities and mobilisation efforts of the Abia Women Assembly.

In a further demonstration of support, Mayor Igbokwe announced a personal donation on behalf of himself and his wife to the women.

The State Director commended the Abia Women Assembly for becoming the first pro-group to formally endorse President Bola Ahmed Tinubu through the CityBoy Movement, describing the development as a significant milestone in the movement’s grassroots mobilisation efforts across Abia State.

He explained that by joining the CityBoy Movement as a pro-group, the Abia Women Assembly would have a platform through which its members could participate actively in mobilisation, empowerment programmes, political education and the promotion of the achievements of the Tinubu administration.

According to him, the CityBoy Movement is not merely a political mobilisation platform but a movement focused on empowerment, grassroots engagement and communicating the achievements of President Tinubu’s administration to Nigerians at the grassroots.

Mayor Igbokwe further announced that the CityBoy Movement Abia State Headquarters, where the convention was held, would also serve as a platform for the women’s development activities, including skill acquisition and empowerment programmes.

He said the decision was in line with the CityBoy Movement’s commitment to ensuring that its political mobilisation is matched with tangible opportunities for members and supporters, particularly women and young people.

The State Director thanked the women of the Abia Women Assembly for their confidence in the CityBoy Movement and their decision to identify with President Tinubu, while assuring them of the movement’s continued support.

He also praised the women for their unity, solidarity and commitment to supporting the President, noting that their endorsement represents an important grassroots statement of confidence in the President’s leadership and the Renewed Hope agenda.

The convention brought together women from across Abia State and featured speeches, solidarity messages, awards and other activities celebrating women’s participation in political and community development.

The CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter, welcomed the Abia Women Assembly into its growing network of pro-groups and expressed confidence that the partnership would strengthen grassroots mobilisation and create greater opportunities for women across the state.

Signed:
*Godson Emenike*
*State Communication & Media Director*
*CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter*

Unmasking The Shameless Sponsor of UEBARI TOPBA (Aka Gani Topba)’s Media Attack On Chief Teeh Harvest Deesi Sunday‎‎A re...
15/08/2026

Unmasking The Shameless Sponsor of UEBARI TOPBA (Aka Gani Topba)’s Media Attack On Chief Teeh Harvest Deesi Sunday


‎A renowned and respected Ogoni leader is about to smear his reputation and expose himself in a bid to pull down the rising reputation of Chief Lesi Maol, whose passion for developing the capacity of Ogoni youths for self-sustainability has now become his undoing, out of envy and jealousy.

‎This leader, whose name will be published in my next publication if he refuses to toe the path of honour, has been cornering and feasting on government opportunities and largesse meant for the development of Ogoni over the years, appointing and employing only his relatives and cronies into juicy positions at the detriment of other Ogoni youths, unchallenged or confronted out of respect.

‎I am aware of his clandestine deals, in which he allegedly rakes in billions without impacting any of it on the youths. Rather, he is using the funds to sponsor a campaign of calumny against any rising Ogoni son on the verge of gaining prominence.

‎Today, his focus is on the towering reputation of the KAGOTE President, Chief Lesi Maol.

‎Though he, like an ostrich, claims not to be a politician, he lives a flamboyant lifestyle, albeit quietly, so as not to attract public attention.

‎He has always positioned himself as the prominent figure and the only channel through which every economic accrual, resource and opportunity meant for the development of Ogoni people comes through him only under every government.

‎For the same reason he pitches Ogonis against elected and appointed sons in government at every opportunity, frustrating their efforts to exercise effective leadership through blackmails and smear campaigns. Many still suffer stigma from those smear campaigns till today.

‎For several years now, he has been receiving ₦50 million monthly as proceeds from a pipeline surveillance contract on the TNP( Trans Niger Delta Pipeline) through his proxies, who are reportedly not even from Ogoni. He is also receiving five percent (5%) of a negotiated sum with a certain company he is fronting for oil exploration in Ogoniland.

‎He is yet to explain to the Ogoni people what happened to the 40 employment opportunities ceded to our young graduates by the NNPC during the oil exploration negotiations through the Ogoni Dialogue Committee (ODC), which he facilitated, and of which his own daughter is a beneficiary and number one on the list.

‎Further investigation revealed that about 18 persons on the list are not indigenes of Ogoni, despite the NNPC employment opportunity being meant solely for Ogoni people.

‎He solely nominated Uebari Topba (Gani Topba) into the Ogoni Dialogue Committee (ODC) so as to take advantage of his inability to read and write, using him to attack other Ogoni leaders rather than encouraging him to take advantage of adult/non-formal education to educate himself and improve his capacity.

‎This same Ogoni leader uses proceeds from his deals to lodge in five-star hotels, including the Hilton Hotel in Abuja, and flies business class on international flights without anybody knowing the source of his income.

‎We are also aware that he is about completing his multi-billion-naira mansion in Old GRA, apart from the massive renovation currently ongoing on his country home, reportedly being carried out by the same contractor handling the construction of one of the health centres sponsored by the NNPC. Could this be a coincidence or an act of God?

‎This is the singular reason why he is not saying anything about the oil exploration currently going on in parts of Ogoniland.

‎In due course, Ogoni people will rise up to ask some more pertinent questions about the sources of the money he is using to do all these things, since, according to the facts, he is not helping anyone outside his relatives.

‎The big question on the lips of Ogoni people is: Why is he using Gani Topba to insult Chief Lesi Maol, who has decided to redeem Ogoni youths from poverty with his hard-earned money, not obtained from Federal or State allocations or government contracts?

‎Ordinarily, Ogoni had expected this leader to be a bridge for peace among Ogoni youths, but he has rather chosen to become an Ogoni leader who is, as the saying goes, "dancing naked at the marketplace."

‎I am equally ready to further undress him with more shocking facts and revelations if he does not stop these anti-Ogoni people antics.

‎We have credible evidence of his interface and phone calls with some Ogoni youths who tried to caution Uebari Topba (alias Gani Topba), questioning their interest in the matter and advising them to allow Lesi and Gani to "fight."

‎The question now is: What does he stand to gain from all the attacks by Gani Topba on Lesi and KAGOTE?
‎It is very laughable that Chief Lesi Maol is being accused of sabotaging oil resumption in Ogoniland.

‎If Gani Topba and his paymaster knew the millions of naira Chief Lesi Maol had invested in training and positioning Ogoni youths in various oil and gas-related skills in preparation for the said oil resumption, they would bow their heads in shame.

‎In the area of entrepreneurship, Lesi Maol has also provided ₦200 million in grants for Ogoni youths who want to do business.

‎There is also his sponsorship of Science Quiz Competitions in secondary schools across Ogoniland to encourage young Ogoni students to study science-related courses, which are basic requirements in the oil and gas sector.

‎It is worthy of mention that dozens of Ogoni students are today enjoying Lesi Maol's scholarships, among several other uncountable positive gestures towards Ogoni youths.

‎I want to use this medium to inform this leader that, in due time, Ogoni youths will demand the publication of the list of contractors handling various ongoing NNPC projects in Ogoniland, including their scopes of work and costs.

‎I will also urge Ogoni people to demand details of the bidding and selection processes, including the owners of the companies involved.

‎This is because if the "goodwill projects" given to the entire Ogoni people by the NNPC to soften the grounds for oil resumption are handled with such a level of secrecy, what is the guarantee that Ogoni youths will be carried along when full-scale oil production starts?

‎Oil exploration is already going on in parts of Ogoni, yet this leader and his boy, Gani, are pretending not to know and are misleading Ogoni people into believing that dialogue and negotiations are still ongoing.

‎Ogoni youths will rise up to stop any leader who continues to perpetrate the old-fashioned tendency of greedy leadership.

‎No such leader will be allowed to continue using the name of Ogoni to enrich himself and his family alone.
‎We will stop at nothing to expose them, including making public how a book written by Ken Saro-Wiwa was published by this leader without making any reference to Ken.

‎We will expose these and many other issues in the coming days to unmask the real enemies of the Ogoni people and the youths who do not want the unity of Ogoni youths or any other organised leadership structure to exist in Ogoni.

‎At this juncture, I passionately appeal to this leader to immediately desist from anything that could bring us back to the dark days of needless bloodshed in Ogoniland.

‎He should allow the existing peace being enjoyed in Ogoni to continue by allowing Ogoni people to breathe.

‎A word, they say, is enough for the wise!

Teeh Harvest Deesi Sunday,
Kereken, Ogoni

Governor Otti Backs Creation Of South East’s First National Park In Abia, Says Initiatives Aligns With Ongoing Efforts T...
12/08/2026

Governor Otti Backs Creation Of South East’s First National Park In Abia, Says Initiatives Aligns With Ongoing Efforts To Trace, Conserve State’s Forest Reserves

Abia State Governor, His Excellency, Dr. Alex Otti, OFR, has given a nod to the establishment of the first National Park in the South-East, to be sited in Abia State.

The Governor gave the nod on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, while receiving a delegation from the National Park Service, led by the Chairman of its Governing Council, in his office.

Governor Otti assured the delegation of the State Government’s full support for the initiative, describing it as timely. He noted that he had earlier in the day approved a request from the Honourable Commissioner for Environment for the tracing and identification of forest reserves across the State.

According to the Governor, Abia has 19 forest reserves, 18 of which are currently available for consideration. This, he said, provides an opportunity to have at least one conservation area in each of the State’s 17 Local Government Areas.

“Coincidences just keep happening. Earlier this morning, I approved a request from the Honourable Commissioner for Environment for the tracing of forest reserves. Clearly, there is somewhere to start from,” Governor Otti said.

To drive the process, the Governor directed the Commissioner for Environment to work with the National Park Service and relevant experts to identify a suitable location for the proposed park. He stressed the importance of environmental conservation and the need to preserve the State’s natural resources.

The State Chief Executive further announced that the State Government would constitute a team, to be led by the Commissioner for Environment, with the participation of climate change and environmental experts, to ensure the successful establishment of the park.

“Nature is something you cannot do away with. Sometimes, when you think you have overcome nature through technology, nature will still rise. That is why conservation is very important,” Gov. Otti stated.

The Governor thanked the National Park Service for the initiative and congratulated ACG. Ugochukwu Michael on his elevation to the rank of Assistant Conservator-General. He reiterated his administration’s commitment to initiatives that promote environmental sustainability and protect the State’s natural heritage.

Earlier in his remarks, the Chairman of the Governing Board of the National Park Service, Dr. Kingsley Ononogbu, commended the achievements of Governor Otti in the last three years.

He said the visit was to remind the Governor of his earlier commitment to the establishment of a National Park in Abia State, noting that the absence of a National Park in the entire South-East has left the zone behind.

“The South-East has zero in having a national park. This is a glaring omission that must be corrected, and Abia State, under your leadership, is best positioned to pioneer this change,” Dr. Ononogbu stated.

He added that establishing a park in Abia would create greater inclusion and career opportunities for the sons and daughters of the zone.

Beyond ecological value, Dr. Ononogbu noted that the National Park would deliver immense socio-economic benefits to Abia State, including job creation, revenue generation, investment attraction, enhanced security, and crime reduction.

He requested that the Abia State Government identify a suitable forest or game reserve for upgrade to a National Park, constitute a committee to work with the Service, and forward a formal proposal for the establishment of the National Park to the Honourable Minister of Environment or the Conservator General of the National Park Service.

The Commissioner for Environment, Mr. Philemon Asonye Ogbonna, and other members of the State Executive Council were present at the meeting.

Ctz. UKOHA, NJOKU UKOHA
Chief Press Secretary to the Executive Governor of Abia State.

CBM Abia Disowns Emeka Kenneth Uche as Alleged Student CoordinatorThe CityBoy Movement (CBM), Abia State Chapter, has cl...
10/08/2026

CBM Abia Disowns Emeka Kenneth Uche as Alleged Student Coordinator

The CityBoy Movement (CBM), Abia State Chapter, has clarified the structure of its Student Affairs Department, stating that there is no officially recognized position known as “Student Coordinator, CBM Youth Wing, Abia State” within the approved Student Affairs structure of the Movement.

The clarification follows a recent publication concerning the protest at the headquarters of the CityBoy Movement in Umuahia, in which Comrade Emeka Kenneth Uche was reportedly presented as the “Student Coordinator of the CBM Youth Wing, Abia State.”

The State Chapter wishes to state categorically that Comrade Emeka Kenneth Uche has never been appointed, designated or authorized by the appropriate leadership of the Movement to occupy or act in the capacity of Student Coordinator of the CBM Youth Wing, Abia State.

According to the State Director of Student Affairs, Ambassador Comrade Paschal Emediegwu, the designation does not form part of the recognized organogram or administrative structure of the Student Affairs Department in Abia State.

Ambassador Comrade Paschal Emediegwu, who remains the duly recognized State Director of Student Affairs, stated that he is responsible for coordinating the affairs of the students' community within the structure assigned to the department.

He explained that creating or projecting offices that are not contained within the recognized structure could cause unnecessary confusion among students, coordinators, members of the Movement and the general public.

The State Director further stressed that the Student Affairs structure is committed to maintaining a clear, transparent and properly coordinated system of leadership, particularly in matters concerning the representation of students within the CityBoy Movement.

The CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter, therefore dissociates its Student Affairs structure from any statement, representation or activity undertaken by persons who have not been officially authorized to represent the department.

The State Chapter acknowledges that citizens have the right to express their grievances and participate in lawful and peaceful activities. However, such activities should not be presented as official positions or actions of the Student Affairs Department where no such authorization has been given.

The Movement also calls on members of the public, the media, students, CBM members and other stakeholders to exercise caution when reporting or sharing information concerning the leadership structure of the Student Affairs Department and to rely on official communication from the recognized leadership of the Movement.

The CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter, remains committed to peace, unity, discipline, transparency and responsible engagement with the students' community across the State.

The State Chapter will continue to strengthen its relationship with students and ensure that the interests and participation of young people within the Movement are coordinated through a properly constituted and accountable structure.

*Signed:*

*Ambassador Comrade Paschal Emediegwu*
State Director, Student Affairs
CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter

*Issued by:*
*Communication & Media Directorate*
CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter

CityBoy Movement Abia Holds First Strategic Meeting at Permanent Headquarters, Strengthens Grassroots MobilisationThe Ci...
08/08/2026

CityBoy Movement Abia Holds First Strategic Meeting at Permanent Headquarters, Strengthens Grassroots Mobilisation

The CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter, has held its first strategic meeting of the State Executives, Zonal Coordinators, the 17 Local Government Area Coordinators and Assistant Coordinators at the permanent State Headquarters of the Movement, located at 20 BCA Road, Umuahia, Abia State.

The strategic meeting, chaired by the State Director, Mayor Lucky Igbokwe(Don Lulu), focused on strengthening the organisational structure of the Movement, deepening grassroots mobilisation, accelerating membership registration and implementing key directives arising from the National Directors’ Meeting and the recently concluded CityBoy Movement National Retreat.

In his opening address, Mayor Lucky Igbokwe welcomed members and emphasised the importance of unity, discipline, teamwork and strict adherence to the established chain of command.

The State Director explained that the National Retreat produced important resolutions aimed at strengthening the capacity and effectiveness of the Movement, particularly in the areas of organisational structure, due process, financial administration, membership mobilisation and grassroots engagement.

He reiterated that the CityBoy Movement is an independent support movement established primarily to mobilise Nigerians for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election, while noting that the Movement will continue to promote progressive leadership and national development beyond the 2027 political cycle.

Mayor Lucky Igbokwe directed all 17 LGA Coordinators and their Assistant Coordinators to commence serious and sustained membership registration within their respective areas.

He stressed that the strength of the Abia Chapter would be measured by verifiable membership registrations rather than estimated figures, urging coordinators to make full use of the official CityBoy Movement mobile application for membership enrolment and verification.

The State Director also directed all LGA Coordinators to immediately commence arrangements to secure suitable locations for official CityBoy Movement offices in their respective Local Government Areas.

He explained that the offices would serve as coordination centres for membership registration, meetings, grassroots mobilisation and other authorised activities.

The State Executive Committee, he disclosed, would soon embark on a tour of all 17 Local Government Areas to inspect the offices, meet with local leadership, assess mobilisation structures and review membership registration progress.

The LGA Coordinators were therefore urged to ensure that their respective offices are properly organised and ready ahead of the commencement of the statewide tour.

The meeting was also informed that the National Directorate would soon conduct the official inauguration of the CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter.

Mayor Lucky Igbokwe described the forthcoming inauguration as an important milestone in the consolidation of the State Chapter and called on all LGA Coordinators to intensify mobilisation efforts to ensure strong participation and adequate representation from all 17 Local Government Areas.

He stated that the official date of the inauguration would be communicated immediately upon confirmation by the National Directorate, adding that the State Executive Committee had already commenced comprehensive preparations towards ensuring a well-organised and successful event.

The State Director urged all members to cooperate fully with the inauguration planning process and ensure that the event reflects the unity, strength, organisational capacity and readiness of the CityBoy Movement in Abia State.

The strategic meeting also featured important leadership decisions and the formal presentation of appointment and redeployment letters to affected officers.

Hon. Kanu Chiwendu was moved from State Treasurer to State Finance Director, while Hon. Okezie Clement Erondu was redeployed from Abia South Zonal Coordinator to State Treasurer.

Mr. Charles Ukeagu was suspended from the CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter, and relieved of his position as State Organizing Secretary following concerns raised by the State Leadership bordering on gross inefficiency, insubordination, conduct considered inimical to constituted authority and activities alleged to have created division within the Movement.

In his place, Hon. Iheanyi Philip Okparaocha was appointed Acting State Organizing Secretary.

Mrs. Joy Maduka was appointed State Contact and Mobilization Officer, while Mr. Godson Emenike was appointed State Media and Communications Director.

Mrs. Chioma Okoronkwo was appointed State Welfare and Logistics Officer, Hon. Friday Dimiri was appointed Abia South Zonal Coordinator.

The State Director congratulated the newly appointed and redeployed officers and charged them to discharge their responsibilities with discipline, loyalty and commitment to the objectives of the Movement.

Earlier in the day, former Inspector-General of Police, Sir Mike Mbama Okiro, visited the CityBoy Movement Abia State Headquarters, where he hoisted the Movement’s flag during his engagement with the State Chapter.

The strategic meeting concluded with a renewed commitment by the Abia State Chapter to strengthen its grassroots structures across the state.

The State Leadership emphasised that the immediate priorities of the Chapter include serious membership registration, establishment of functional LGA offices, preparation for the forthcoming State Chapter inauguration, grassroots voter education, community engagement and continuous coordination across all 17 Local Government Areas.

The State Director reiterated his call for unity and teamwork, stressing that every leader and member has a role to play in building a strong, disciplined and effective CityBoy Movement in Abia State.

The Abia State Chapter reaffirmed its commitment to working in line with the directives of the National Directorate under the leadership of the Director General, Hon. Francis Shoga, and contributing meaningfully to the national mission and objectives of the CityBoy Movement.

Signed:

Godson Emenike
State Media and Communications Director
CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter

Former IGP Mike Okiro Hosts CityBoy Movement Flag in Abia, Applauds Seyi Tinubu for Creating MovementFormer Inspector-Ge...
07/08/2026

Former IGP Mike Okiro Hosts CityBoy Movement Flag in Abia, Applauds Seyi Tinubu for Creating Movement

Former Inspector-General of Police, Sir Mike Mbama Okiro, has officially hosted the flag of the CityBoy Movement during a visit to the CityBoy Movement Abia State Headquarters, where he commended the movement's Patron, Seyi Tinubu, for creating the platform.

Sir Mike Okiro, who was received by the State Director of the CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter, Mayor Lucky Igbokwe(Don Lulu), applauded the Patron Seyi Tinubu for the initiative, describing the creation of the CityBoy Movement as a significant step towards strengthening grassroots mobilisation and political participation.

The former IGP also expressed his support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and called on members and supporters of the movement to remain committed to the President's political agenda. He urged members to work collectively and use their democratic rights to support President Tinubu's bid for a second term in the 2027 general elections.

Speaking during the occasion, the State Director, Mayor Lucky Igbokwe, applauded Patron Seyi Tinubu for the vision behind the CityBoy Movement and commended Sir Mike Okiro for officially hosting the movement's flag.

Mayor Igbokwe also applauded the Director General of the CityBoy Movement, Hon. Francis Shoga, the National Executives and the National Working Committee for their leadership, vision and continued efforts in building and strengthening the movement across the country.

He described the occasion as a significant moment for the Abia State Chapter, noting that the growing structure of the movement reflects the commitment of its leadership and members to grassroots mobilisation.

Mayor Lucky Igbokwe reaffirmed the commitment of the Abia State Chapter to the objectives of the CityBoy Movement and expressed confidence that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will be re-elected in the 2027 elections.

He called on members and supporters across Abia State to remain united, organised and committed as the movement continues to expand its grassroots structure and mobilisation efforts ahead of the 2027 elections.

Signed:
Godson Emenike
Media and Communications Director
CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter

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