The City Boy Movement continues to strengthen its institutional structure with the official opening of the Office of the National Director, Women Affairs a significant milestone that underscores the movement’s commitment to organization, inclusion, and sustained grassroots engagement.
The newly established office is designed to serve as a central hub for coordination, strategy, and implementation of women-focused initiatives across the country. It reflects a deliberate step toward building a more structured and impactful Women Affairs arm, capable of driving participation, mobilization, and meaningful contributions to national development.
At the heart of this milestone is the leadership of Hon. Ummusalma Rabiu, National Director, Women Affairs of the City Boy Movement, whose vision and dedication have been instrumental in bringing this initiative to life. The office stands not just as a physical space, but as a symbol of growth, coordination, and forward-thinking leadership within the movement.
A Strategic Visit
In a moment that further highlighted the importance of this development, Barr. Seyi Tinubu paid a visit to the newly opened office, where he engaged with the leadership of the Women Affairs structure and key stakeholders within the movement.
His presence signaled strong alignment with the movement’s ongoing efforts to deepen engagement at all levels, particularly in empowering women and strengthening grassroots participation.
During the visit, a closed-door meeting was held with the leadership and select stakeholders, focusing on strategic discussions around expansion, coordination, and the role of women in advancing the broader vision of the movement. The engagement provided an opportunity to exchange ideas, align on priorities, and reinforce the importance of structured collaboration in achieving long-term goals.
Strengthening the Foundation
The opening of the office, coupled with high-level engagements such as this, marks a defining moment for the Women Affairs arm of the City Boy Movement. It sets the tone for a more coordinated, proactive, and impactful approach to leadership and participation.
As the movement continues to evolve, the focus remains clear, building systems that work, empowering voices that matter, and driving initiatives that create lasting value.
With leadership that is committed and a structure that is steadily taking shape, the Women Affairs arm is well-positioned to play a pivotal role in advancing the ideals of the movement and contributing meaningfully to national progress.
Signed:
Hon. (Dr.) Sarah Umahi
Director, Media & Communications
Office Of the National Director Women Affairs City Boy Movement
