City Boy Movement Launches Voter Mobilisation in Lagos

The City Boy Movement has directed its efforts towards polling-unit mobilisation in Lagos West 1, as announced during the inauguration of its ward executives in Ikeja. Temitope Adedeji, the movement’s Deputy Director-General in Lagos, emphasized the need for the new executives to establish a robust operational network to engage voters at the grassroots level.

He highlighted the importance of having data for wards and polling units, urging executives to mobilise voters beyond mere political gatherings. Moyosore Ogunlewe, the movement’s Director-General in Lagos, reiterated the necessity of countering misinformation and encouraging young people to obtain their Permanent Voter Cards.

The movement aims to promote the achievements of President Bola Tinubu's administration, citing improvements such as the absence of fuel queues and strikes by the Academic Staff Union of Universities. Moyosore Adebanjo, Coordinator for Lagos West 1, linked local council performance to the President’s reforms, asserting that local governments are now better equipped to undertake development projects.