I am deeply honoured to formally announce my appointment as the Zonal Coordinator, North West Zone of the City Boy Movement.
Being the youngest among all the Zonal Leaders is a distinction I receive with humility, gratitude, and a profound sense of responsibility. It is a reminder that leadership is earned through service, and that age is never a barrier to meaningful contribution.
My sincere appreciation goes to the Grandpatron of the City Boy Movement, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the leadership for the confidence, support, and opportunity to serve our great cause.
This appointment is not a title to be celebrated, it is a mandate to deliver. My Team and I are fully committed to building a stronger movement across the North West through purposeful leadership, strategic mobilization, collaboration with Stakeholders, Active support groups and unwavering dedication to the ideals we represent.
The City Boy Movement is built on a shared commitment to advancing the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. From expanding access to higher education through NELFUND, investing in critical infrastructure, supporting agriculture and food security, strengthening national security, and implementing bold economic reforms, this administration is laying the foundation for a more prosperous Nigeria. These achievements inspire our resolve to take the message of Renewed Hope to every community across the North West
Together, we will strengthen our movement, deepen grassroots engagement, and ensure that the Renewed Hope Agenda reaches every town across the North West. The journey continues. Continuity 2027.
Kowa Namu Ne ✌🏽♾️
I am deeply honoured to formally announce my appointment as the Zonal Coordinator, North West Zone of the City Boy Movement.
Being the youngest among all the Zonal Leaders is a distinction I receive with humility, gratitude, and a profound sense of responsibility. It is a reminder that leadership is earned through service, and that age is never a barrier to meaningful contribution.
My sincere appreciation goes to the Grandpatron of the City Boy Movement, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the leadership for the confidence, support, and opportunity to serve our great cause.
This appointment is not a title to be celebrated, it is a mandate to deliver. My Team and I are fully committed to building a stronger movement across the North West through purposeful leadership, strategic mobilization, collaboration with Stakeholders, Active support groups and unwavering dedication to the ideals we represent.
The City Boy Movement is built on a shared commitment to advancing the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. From expanding access to higher education through NELFUND, investing in critical infrastructure, supporting agriculture and food security, strengthening national security, and implementing bold economic reforms, this administration is laying the foundation for a more prosperous Nigeria. These achievements inspire our resolve to take the message of Renewed Hope to every community across the North West
Together, we will strengthen our movement, deepen grassroots engagement, and ensure that the Renewed Hope Agenda reaches every town across the North West. The journey continues. Continuity 2027.
Kowa Namu Ne ✌🏽♾️
Dear Anonymous,
I spent my entire university life at ABU Zaria hitting back to back first class GPA for 6 semesters in Political Science. My very first GPA was 4.79/5.00 which was the overall best in the whole faculty of social science consisting of over 600 students. I maintained it for almost my entire university life.
Unfortunately, In the first semester of my final year, my CGPA dropped to 4.47 exactly like you, with just one semester to go (see my pinnned tweet). I needed a 5.00 GPA in the final semester including research project to achieve my dream of graduating with a first class and breaking the record in a program that no one believed first class was possible. I was stuck between giving up to avoid last minute heartbreak or try to break a longstanding record as first class in political science was impossible for over 40years and hitting 5.00 CGPA in final semester was something students used to say only God could achieve. The two final year courses were enough hell, but I also needed ‘A’ in research project which further complicated things. Hundreds have tried, Hundreds have failed. People used to mock me in the library saying “haba scholar, in the end it’s just second class upper” just like those who tried before me.
However, I remained focused and locked in with hardwork and prayers. I had to travel twice to my village, stayed for weeks without electricity just to get data for my final year project. I stayed back in school during first semester holiday while everyone else went home to their families. During the dark days of no light on campus, I used ABU streetlights to study outside. Sometimes, I entered the bush behind the hostel to sit around trees to study during exams when libraries got overcrowded (until snake killed one old woman). Those who were close to me said I was going crazy and nicknamed me “books”.
Today, I am proud to tell you that I have a record breaking first class degree from ABU which has changed my life forever. I featured in several newspapers & blogs for achieving the impossible, bagged a fully funded EU scholarship which resulted in me bagging two more first class degrees from the UK & Netherlands and currently working as the only black Analyst in my team at a silicon valley tech giant with a less than 1% global job acceptance rate.
All these dreams were possible because I didn’t give up
I didn’t listen to people
I worked hard and prayed and the almighty lifted me in his blessings.
I hope my story motivates you and others like you who are considering giving up.
And if you see this, please send me a DM I would like to know & support you personally.
Took 9-5 seriously when I realized I can’t be living on update to update
Imagine waking up and seeing your outlier acct banned
Or seeing kaito and infofi platforms packing up
No be life be that