Abia Women Assembly Awards Seyi Tinubu, Endorses President Tinubu for 2027, Joins CityBoy Movement as Pro-Group

The Abia Women Assembly (AWA) has formally endorsed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a second term in office, declaring its support for his continued leadership ahead of the 2027 presidential election.

The endorsement was made at the Abia Women Assembly Convention, where the organisation also formally aligned with the CityBoy Movement (CBM) as a recognised pro-group committed to mobilising support for the re-election of President Tinubu.

The convention featured the presentation of an award to Barr. Seyi Tinubu, National Patron of the CityBoy Movement, in recognition of his commitment to youth and women empowerment, grassroots development and support for initiatives that promote the Renewed Hope agenda.

Barr. Seyi Tinubu, who was the Special Guest of Honour at the convention, was represented by the State Director of the CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter, Mayor Lucky Igbokwe, who received the award on his behalf.

Speaking at the event, Mayor Igbokwe conveyed Barr. Seyi Tinubu’s appreciation to the women for the honour and for their solidarity with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. He assured the Abia Women Assembly that their commitment and support would not be taken for granted.

He noted that the Patron of the CityBoy Movement holds women in high regard and that his presence at the event through his representative was a demonstration of that commitment.

Mayor Igbokwe also disclosed that Barr. Seyi Tinubu had donated an 18-seater bus to support the activities and mobilisation efforts of the Abia Women Assembly.

In a further demonstration of support, Mayor Igbokwe announced a personal donation on behalf of himself and his wife to the women.

The State Director commended the Abia Women Assembly for becoming the first pro-group to formally endorse President Bola Ahmed Tinubu through the CityBoy Movement, describing the development as a significant milestone in the movement’s grassroots mobilisation efforts across Abia State.

He explained that by joining the CityBoy Movement as a pro-group, the Abia Women Assembly would have a platform through which its members could participate actively in mobilisation, empowerment programmes, political education and the promotion of the achievements of the Tinubu administration.

According to him, the CityBoy Movement is not merely a political mobilisation platform but a movement focused on empowerment, grassroots engagement and communicating the achievements of President Tinubu’s administration to Nigerians at the grassroots.

Mayor Igbokwe further announced that the CityBoy Movement Abia State Headquarters, where the convention was held, would also serve as a platform for the women’s development activities, including skill acquisition and empowerment programmes.

He said the decision was in line with the CityBoy Movement’s commitment to ensuring that its political mobilisation is matched with tangible opportunities for members and supporters, particularly women and young people.

The State Director thanked the women of the Abia Women Assembly for their confidence in the CityBoy Movement and their decision to identify with President Tinubu, while assuring them of the movement’s continued support.

He also praised the women for their unity, solidarity and commitment to supporting the President, noting that their endorsement represents an important grassroots statement of confidence in the President’s leadership and the Renewed Hope agenda.

The convention brought together women from across Abia State and featured speeches, solidarity messages, awards and other activities celebrating women’s participation in political and community development.

The CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter, welcomed the Abia Women Assembly into its growing network of pro-groups and expressed confidence that the partnership would strengthen grassroots mobilisation and create greater opportunities for women across the state.

Signed:
*Godson Emenike*
*State Communication & Media Director*
*CityBoy Movement, Abia State Chapter*