Suleiman Magaji confirmed as North Central Youth Coordinator for City Boy Movement

The City Boy Movement has officially confirmed the appointment of Suleiman Abubakar Magaji as its North Central Zonal Youth Coordinator, reinforcing its strategic expansion ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The announcement forms part of the Movement’s renewed efforts to consolidate youth structures across the North Central geopolitical zone in alignment with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

As North Central Zonal Youth Coordinator, Suleiman is tasked with:
● Deepening civic and political awareness among youths
● Strengthening ward-level coordination across the zone
● Building institutional and stakeholder partnerships
● Ensuring structured leadership engagement
● Driving data-driven and disciplined youth mobilization

In his acceptance remarks, Suleiman expressed appreciation for the confidence reposed in him, describing the appointment as both an honour and a responsibility.

He stated clearly that his focus will be on delivering measurable structure, accountability, and grassroots energy across the North Central zone.

He emphasized that the Movement must move beyond informal mobilization toward coordinated, policy-aligned engagement that supports the Renewed Hope vision and strengthens youth participation in governance.

Suleiman’s mission is to establish a structured and sustainable youth engagement framework across Niger, Kogi, Kwara, Benue, Plateau, Nasarawa, and the Federal Capital Territory through civic education, leadership development, and coordinated grassroots participation.

He aims to build organized systems that connect state and ward structures while promoting collaboration with government institutions, community leaders, and youth groups to strengthen civic responsibility and inclusive participation.

His vision is to create a united and politically informed youth bloc across North Central Nigeria, aligned with the Renewed Hope agenda and positioned to play a disciplined role in the democratic process toward 2027.

With prior experience in youth mobilization, political coordination, and enterprise leadership, he is positioned to drive a structured and results-oriented approach to youth engagement in the region.

Within the framework of the City Boy Movement and the Tinubu 2027 initiative, Suleiman is expected to work closely with State Directors, Women Leaders, youth groups, commissioners, and other stakeholders to expand the Movement’s structures and build a coordinated youth bloc focused on national progress.

With 2027 approaching, attention is turning to how regional youth architectures will evolve. Signals from within the Movement suggest that the North Central desk is preparing coordinated engagements and strategic rollouts that could significantly shape youth political participation in the coming months.

The City Boy Movement reaffirmed its confidence in Suleiman Abubakar Magaji’s leadership and expressed its commitment to strengthening youth inclusion and structured political engagement across the North Central region.