City Boy Movement: Ogah Mark, Atika Aliyu Meet to Chart New Course for Kogi Chapter

ABUJA — The Kogi State chapter of the City Boy Movement is set to deepen its grassroots mobilisation and organisational strategy following a strategic meeting between the chapter’s Director, Ogah Mark Okpanachi, and the movement’s Deputy Director of Operations, Princess Ajanah Atika Aliyu.

The meeting, held in Gwarinpa, Abuja, centred on strengthening the movement’s structures in Kogi State, reviewing its progress and developing strategies for the next phase of its activities.

Ogah, who disclosed this in a statement after the meeting, described the engagement with Princess Atika as progressive and strategic, noting that the discussions were guided by a shared commitment to unity, effective mobilisation and the advancement of the Renewed Hope Agenda.

He commended Atika for her leadership and contributions to youth and women empowerment, describing her as a prominent daughter of Kogi State whose activities have continued to inspire young people.

According to Ogah, Princess Atika’s experience, guidance and commitment have remained valuable to the development of the City Boy Movement, particularly in strengthening its operations at the grassroots.

“Princess Atika continues to distinguish herself on the national stage through exemplary leadership, selfless service, and an unwavering passion for youth and women empowerment,” he said.

The Kogi State Director also reaffirmed his commitment to mobilising young people across the state through the City Boy Movement, stressing that the organisation would continue to promote unity, empowerment and grassroots participation.

He said the chapter would intensify efforts to galvanise young people in support of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the Renewed Hope Agenda.

Ogah maintained that sustained collaboration among leaders and members of the movement would be critical to building a stronger political structure capable of effectively engaging communities across Kogi State.

He expressed optimism that the outcome of the meeting would contribute to greater unity and coordination within the movement as it continues its activities across the state.

The meeting underscores ongoing efforts by leaders of the City Boy Movement to consolidate its structures and deepen grassroots engagement in Kogi State.