The City Boy Movement, Borno State chapter, has introduced a 100,000-man solidarity stroll scheduled to happen in Maiduguri on Tuesday, November 24, 2026, to specific the organisation’s full assist for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Vice-President Kashim Shettima.
Ahead of the 2027 common election, the organisation mentioned the 100,000-man Solidarity Walk is in solidarity with the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate within the state, Alhaji Mustapha Gubio, and different candidates of the celebration.
Director of the state chapter of the City Boy Movement, Comrade Mahmud Muhammad, defined that the solidarity stroll is geared toward bringing collectively youths, girls, political stakeholders, neighborhood mobilisers and supporters from throughout the 27 native authorities areas of Borno State to reveal their assist for the Tinubu-Shettima administration, the Renewed Hope Agenda and the APC.
In a press release issued on Thursday, Mahmud, who can be the Personal Assistant to the President on Domestic Affairs (North-east) (Office of the Vice-President), mentioned the occasion will even present a chance for members to reveal their dedication to peaceable political participation, democratic engagement and collective civic expression.
He famous that the march will begin at 8:00am from the Shehu’s Palace, Maiduguri and proceed to the Borno State Government House, the place the organisers intend to current a solidarity message.
The assertion learn partially: “The City Boy Movement invitations youths, girls, APC stakeholders, neighborhood leaders and supporters from throughout Borno State to take part within the occasion and be a part of this public expression of solidarity.
“The movement calls on all participants to maintain peace, demonstrate discipline and conduct themselves responsibly throughout the exercise. Participants are expected to respect public order, cooperate with relevant security personnel and avoid any actions capable of disrupting the peace.”
Mahmud additional mentioned that The City Boy Movement, Borno State Chapter, was wanting ahead to “a peaceful and orderly event that reflects the spirit of responsible civic participation”.
