- The City Boy Movement has officially begun mobilizing supporters across the 13 Local Government Areas of Nasarawa State to back President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s 2027 re-election bid.
- Aisha Abdullahi-Adamu, daughter of former APC National Chairman Abdullahi Adamu, is leading the state chapter, emphasizing that the President’s “Renewed Hope” reforms are already yielding positive results for residents.
- Described as a youth-driven civic engagement platform, the movement aims to leverage the state’s young population to secure a landslide victory through grassroots engagement and policy awareness.
The City Boy Movement intensified its political activities in Nasarawa State on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, with its maiden Leadership Convergence and Strategic Orientation meeting held in Keffi.
Eko Hot Blog reports that State Director Aisha Abdullahi-Adamu highlighted that the movement’s primary goal is to structure a solid foundation for President Tinubu ahead of the 2027 polls.
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She asserted that Tinubu remains the only candidate with a “working blueprint” for the nation, citing initiatives like the student loan scheme, local government financial autonomy, and tax reforms as evidence of his administration’s impact.
The gathering, which drew over 1,000 supporters, focused on preparing ward-level stakeholders to canvass for the President and other APC candidates in the upcoming party primaries.
State Coordinator Yahaya Jaji, a veteran political strategist, stressed the importance of unity, urging members to act as ambassadors of integrity within their communities.
The movement also expressed gratitude to its Grand Patron, Seyi Tinubu, for providing the guidance and support necessary to drive the group’s “Nasarawa United Building Nigeria” agenda.
Khadijat Suleiman, the movement’s Contact and Mobilization Coordinator, reinforced that the group’s objectives extend beyond mere voting to include youth empowerment and civic education.
By creating awareness around federal policies, the City Boy Movement hopes to build a sustainable political structure that connects grassroots citizens directly to the administration’s reforms.
As the 2027 race begins to take shape, this massive mobilization in Nasarawa signals a concerted effort to fortify the President’s support base in the North-Central region.
