City Boy Movement Receives Bus Donation, Commends Senator Adeola
The City Boy Movement in Ekiti State has expressed appreciation to the Senator representing Ogun West Senatorial District, Senator Olamilekan Adeola, CON, for the donation of a bus to support its activities in the state.
In a statement issued by the Director of Media and Communications, Alofe Ayodele Moses, the Movement described the gesture as a demonstration of the Senator’s commitment to grassroots mobilization, youth engagement, and the promotion of progressive ideals.
The statement further conveyed that the State Director of the Movement, Asiwaju Kasali Oluwafemi, on behalf of the entire State Executive Council, deeply appreciates the kind gesture and gives kudos to Senator Adeola for his support and solidarity with the Movement in Ekiti State.
It noted that the donation would significantly enhance the operational capacity of the Movement, particularly in expanding its reach across communities and strengthening engagement with members and supporters. The Movement assured that the bus would be put to effective use in advancing its programmes and activities within the state.
Signed:
Alofe Ayodele Moses
Director, Media and Communications
09/04/2026
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