Bosun Anjorin

Born 4th Fabuary, #Telecommunication Management #Brand strategies , #ISP #Bulksms #OTP .#Business Development and Corporate Communication strategies

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"This administration is breeding poverty. You don't need me to rate it. Just visit any market in Nigeria, and you will be able to rate it yourself.” -Peter Obi!

[Bosun Anjorin @bosun1759]

@HAHayatu Ai

[Dr. Moyi @UK_Moyi]

BREAKING: 🚨🇮🇷

Iran Appointed the New Supreme Leader: Mojtaba Khamenei.

[City Boy Movement @CityBoyMedia]

CITY BOY MOVEMENT
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

The City Boy Movement has taken note of a video currently in circulation accompanied by commentary attempting to portray our Movement as elitist and government-sponsored. We consider it necessary to restate the facts and, more importantly, reaffirm who we are.

City Boy Movement was founded in 2022 as a grassroots civic and political support platform built on voluntary participation, democratic engagement, and national development. It is not a government-created initiative and has never operated as one.

We are not defined by class, status, or wealth. Our supporters reflect the full spectrum of Nigeria - traders, artisans, students, farmers, professionals, entrepreneurs, and successful business leaders alike. Prosperity does not invalidate patriotism, and success should not be mischaracterised as exclusion. Civic participation is a right that belongs to every Nigerian, regardless of economic standing.

The phrase “City Boy,” popularly associated with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, represents resilience, bold thinking, courage, and transformative leadership. Within our Movement, it signifies a mindset committed to progress , not a social category or class distinction.

Our vision is clear: to mobilise citizens, particularly young Nigerians, toward constructive democratic engagement, enterprise, and national cohesion.

Our mission is focused: to amplify issue-based dialogue, support reform-driven leadership, and foster unity across communities.

We reject attempts to frame Nigeria through artificial divisions. Progress is built through collaboration - across regions, professions, and social backgrounds.

City Boy Movement remains steadfast in its commitment to unity, enterprise, responsible democratic participation, and national development.

We will continue to focus on substance over spectacle, and nation-building over narrative manipulation.

Signed
National Secretariat
City Boy Movement

[Bosun Anjorin @bosun1759]

@SirChibuzorObi @SabinaNkiru As pa

[F A A R E E S 💫 🇵🇸 @MFaarees_]

Where are the supporters of the late General Sani Abacha? Repost if you believe he was a great leader and a good man.

[Senator Shehu Sani @ShehuSani]

The Children born in the year 2000 are 25 this year.Most of the leaders they read in their history books are still alive and some are even warming up to contest the next election.The Children of the elites are also strategically positioned and empowered to inherit power.The truth is that the proverbial ‘tomorrow’ that belongs to the youth has been fully booked.

[Sagesse Gumsu Sani Abacha. @G_sparking]

IBB’S CONFESSION: A NEEDLESS REVELATION
THAT DIMINISHES HIS LEGACY
By Sufyan Lawal Kabo

Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida (IBB) has completely lost the long-standing respect I once had for him. His recent confession regarding the annulment of the June 12, 1993, election raises more questions than answers and, in my view, does little to rehabilitate his image. Here’s why:

1. A Pointless Confession at the Wrong Time
What purpose does his admission serve at this critical moment in Nigeria’s history? The country is grappling with its worst economic crisis in decades, and Nigerians are more concerned with survival than rehashing past wounds. The nation has endured enough—from the civil war to years of misgovernance by corrupt leaders. This revelation adds no value to our present challenges.

2. A Betrayal of a Trusted Ally
IBB's claim that Abacha was responsible for the annulment reeks of betrayal. This was the same Abacha who, by IBB’s own admission, saved his life multiple times and prevented his government from being overthrown. Has he considered how Abacha’s family would feel about this posthumous blame? Integrity demands consistency, but this sudden shift in narrative paints IBB as someone willing to rewrite history to suit personal convenience.

3. A Tarnished Image of Leadership
With this confession, IBB has drastically reduced himself in the eyes of many who once held him in high regard, like my humble self. His statement now suggests that, much like Tunde Idiagbon was to Buhari, Abacha was the real mastermind and enforcer behind many of IBB’s major decisions. This revelation diminishes his perceived political acumen and makes one question whether he was truly in control of his own government.

4. A Misguided Use of Wealth and Influence
Instead of using his influence for meaningful development, IBB accepted a ₦10 billion donation to build a private library, benefiting only a select few. This is particularly painful considering that the northern region, including his home state of Niger, suffers from a staggering number of out-of-school children, poor healthcare facilities, and lack of basic infrastructure. Imagine the impact if those billions were used to build boreholes, improve schools, or provide healthcare for the masses. If he had chosen to invest in these critical areas, he might have regained some respect.

In the end, IBB’s confession does not rewrite history in his favor. Instead, it exposes the contradictions in his leadership, weakens his legacy, and reminds Nigerians why the country remains stuck in a cycle of failed governance.
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[Bosun Anjorin @bosun1759]

@ShehuSani 😆 🤣 😂

[Bosun Anjorin @bosun1759]

@AjuriNgelale Congratulations brother

[Bosun Anjorin @bosun1759]

@atiku Ameen ya rabbi

[Bosun Anjorin @bosun1759]

@breezz44 @ShehuSani Its obvious you weren't following up with him , while he was in senate?

[Ayekooto @DeeOneAyekooto]

"There will be cheaper fuel...."

[Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo @BTOofficial]

Today, I visited the Kuje custodial centre and the Fire Service Academy in Sheda, Kwali Local Council of the FCT.

The ongoing renovation of the Kuje custodial facility demonstrates the commitment of the #RenewedHope government to improve the conditions of both staff and inmates while the planned remodeling of the Fire Academy will transform the facility into the best of its kind in West Africa.

[Yul Edochie @YulEdochie]

In good times and tough times, through thick and thin, I stand with you Sir.
His Excellency @officialABAT
No matter the obstacles they lay for you, you will succeed.
Nigeria shall be great under you.
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Asiwaju Boy.
100%.

[Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo @BTOofficial]

Earlier today, I joined President @officialABAT (GCFR) represented by His Excellency Vice President @officialSKSM (GCON) at the National Judicial Institute, in Abuja to participate in the National Summit on Justice 2024.

The theme of discussion centred on: Repositioning the Justice System with special interest in Constitutional, Statutory & Operational Reforms for Access and Efficiency.

The keynote speech was delivered by the former Chief Justice of Kenya, Dr. Willy Mutunga, and saw the attendance of top government officials including the Distinguished Senate President, Godswill Akpabio; Chief Justice of Nigeria, Olukayode Ariwoola, SAN; Governor of Kwara State, His Excellency @RealAARahman; Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Hon. Lateef Fagbemi, SAN; Minister of Information, Mohammed Idris; President of the Nigeria Bar Association, Yakubu Chonoko Maikyau, SAN amongst others.

[Bosun Anjorin @bosun1759]

@Imranmuhdz @woye1 All of a suden every Nigerian has become a public analyst on policy either good or bad . Shame .

[Chigozirim Emeakayi 🇳🇬 @GoziconC]

Oseni Rufai must be gnashing his teeth in agony right now, because the way Naira is winning, it may land on 900/1dollar soon

That arrogant sadist was expecting 1 dollar to equal to 2,000 Naira. I feel his pains

Nigeria must succeed and Rufai Oseni and his cohorts must crumble

[Bosun Anjorin @bosun1759]

@patty_obasi @renoomokri Which one has your grand father build oponu ......