Obi Cubana, Emeka Mamah inaugurate 'City Boy Movement ' in Enugu

Millionaire socialite and Chairman of City Boy Movement in the south east, Mr. Obinna Iyiegbu, a.k.a. Obi Cubana, has inaugurated the Enugu State chapter of the President Bola Tinubu support group.

Obi Cubana made the Inauguration in conjunction with the Enugu State chairman of the group and CEO of Ifesinach group of companies, Prince Emeka Mamah.

Performing the inauguration, the leaders charged members in the 260 political wards to immediately commence massive grassroots re-election mobilisation of President Tinubu in Enugu state. 

They gave the directive on Tuesday in Enugu after swearing in and Inaugurating state and local government executives of the movement in Enugu State.

Obi Cubana urged the executive members to brace up for hard work and sacrifice at the grassroots in order to mobilise every vote for re-election of President Bola Tinubu and Gov. Peter Mbah.

He said, "We must roll up our sleeves and get to work. It is less than one year before the 2027 General Elections.

"The executive members should get ready to coordinate various empowerments and outreaches for women, youths, People With Disabilities (PWD) and others.

"We must get working on the door-to-door mobilisation for re-election of our performing President Bola Tinubu and Gov. Peter Mbah by spreading the message of their laudable works and achievements."

Responding, the Enugu State Director of City Boy Movement, Dr Emeka Mamah, appreciated the national executive of the movement for finding them worthy to serve and gather massive votes for President Tinubu and Gov Mbah re-election.

"The task to ensure re-election of our performing President Bola Tinubu and our amiable Gov. Peter Mbah remains a task that must be done and done successfully well.

"We are ready to kick-start all City Boy Movement programmes and outreaches from today.

"Our people, especially our rural people, must know about the laudable and people-oriented programmes and policies of the present Federal and Enugu State Governments," Mamah, a former Commissioner for Environment, said.

The inauguration attracted over 2,000 members of the movement from the 260 political wards in the 17 council areas of Enugu State.