The City Boy Movement has unveiled a new cadre of State and Diaspora Directors as part of a nationwide consolidation and strategic build-up ahead of the 2027 General Elections.
The appointments, ratified by the Director-General of the Movement, Hon. Francis Oluwatosin Shoga, take effect from January 1, 2026, and are designed to strengthen grassroots structures, enhance internal coordination, boost youth mobilisation and promote disciplined political engagement across Nigeria and in the diaspora.
Announcing the development, Hon. Shoga said the approvals followed extensive consultations, harmonisation and internal reviews, reflecting the Movement’s commitment to unity, structure and effective leadership at all levels.
According to him, the newly appointed directors are expected to play a pivotal role in positioning the Movement for greater organisational strength and political relevance as preparations intensify for the 2027 polls.
Those approved as Directors include Hon. Olamijuwonlo Alao Akala (Oyo), Hon. Dr. Musa Ahmed Mohammed (Nasarawa), Moyosore Adedoyin Ogunlewe (Lagos), Hon. Tiza Isaac Imojime Orya (Benue), Chief Nwaneri Goodluck Chidera (Imo), Hon. Paddy Iyamu (Edo), Hon. Bitrus Laurence Garki (Federal Capital Territory), Mr. David Daser (Plateau), Baba Rauf Abdulrazaq (Kwara), and Hon. Akintunde Abidemi Oludayo (Diaspora).
Others are Sulaiman Saad Ribadu (SAN) (Adamawa), Chief Victor Thompson (Akwa Ibom), Dr. Bala Maijamaa Wunti (Bauchi), Hon. Gorou Karo (Delta), Amb. Ogah Okpanachi Mark (Kogi), Hon. Ayodele Olawande (Ondo), Prince Ayorinde Ejioye (Ekiti), Rt. Hon. Haruna Aliyu (Jigawa), Mutawalle Kachala Barko (Yobe), Hon. Kamarudeen Yusuf (Ogun), Rt. Hon. Babagana Goni Bukar (Borno), and Rt. Hon. Yusuf Abdullahi Ata (Kano).
The Movement said appointments for the remaining states and chapters would be announced in due course as the ongoing consolidation process is concluded.
Members of the City Boy Movement nationwide were urged to extend maximum cooperation and support to the newly appointed directors as the organisation deepens its commitment to unity, discipline and purposeful political engagement in line with the Renewed Hope agenda.
