Kaduna youth turnout affirms help for Tinubu — City Boy Movement

The City Boy Movement (CBM) has described the huge turnout of younger Nigerians at Saturday’s All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential marketing campaign flag-off in Kaduna as proof of rising youth help for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and an affirmation of its grassroots mobilisation efforts.

The motion’s Director-General, Hon. Francis Oluwatosin Shoga, stated the participation mirrored younger folks’s curiosity within the administration’s improvement agenda and their dedication to assist form Nigeria’s political and financial future.

In a mirrored image titled “Beyond the Road: Unlocking Opportunities, Empowering Young Nigerians, and Building a Prosperous Future,” Shoga linked the keenness in Kaduna to sustained neighborhood engagement, together with CBM’s mobilisation actions and a road stroll in Kano.

“The City Boy Movement was proudly on the bottom, partaking with younger Nigerians and grassroots supporters who got here out to display their dedication to the way forward for our nation.

“The enthusiasm witnessed in Kaduna, alongside our grassroots engagement and street walk in Kano, reinforces our conviction that young Nigerians want to be part of a national conversation about development, opportunity, and a more prosperous Nigeria,” he stated.

He stated the motion would develop its grassroots engagements nationwide forward of the 2027 common election, explaining the administration’s reforms and inspiring knowledgeable, peaceable participation within the democratic course of.

He pressured that CBM’s mission prolonged past securing electoral help for Tinubu to serving to younger Nigerians perceive authorities insurance policies, purchase related abilities and entry rising financial alternatives.

The CBM director-general additionally welcomed the commissioning of an 81-kilometre part of the Abuja–Kaduna freeway throughout the marketing campaign flag-off, describing it as an funding able to stimulating financial actions throughout the North-West.

He stated the hall linking Abuja, Kaduna, Zaria and Kano may help agricultural manufacturing, industrial enlargement, regional commerce and employment technology.

According to him, improved connectivity would assist farmers attain markets, ease merchants’ transportation challenges, and create alternatives for younger entrepreneurs in logistics, manufacturing, meals processing and associated companies.

“The objective is not simply to build infrastructure. It is to create the conditions in which people can build businesses, earn sustainable incomes, create jobs, and improve their standard of living,” he stated.

He stated that roads alone wouldn’t unlock the area’s full financial potential, stressing the necessity for sustained safety operations, efficient intelligence gathering, dependable electrical energy and investment-friendly insurance policies.

“A good road connects destinations. A secure road connects people to opportunity. Together, infrastructure and security can help unlock the economic potential of an entire region,” he stated.

He recommended supporters who joined the Kaduna rally and Kano mobilisation actions, calling their enthusiasm encouragement for the motion’s nationwide engagements.

He urged younger Nigerians to evaluate the administration’s achievements and challenges, embrace entrepreneurship and make knowledgeable political selections.

“Our message is simple: Do not sit on the sidelines while decisions that will shape your future are being made. Get informed, get involved, and make your voice count,” he stated.

He reaffirmed CBM’s dedication to elevating knowledgeable, enterprising and accountable younger Nigerians, including that the success of infrastructure investments ought to finally be measured by the roles, companies and improved livelihoods they ship.