City Boy Movement Strengthens South-South Membership Campaign, Urges Massive Online Registration
The City Boy Movement (CBM) has intensified its membership drive across Nigeria's South-South region as part of efforts to deepen grassroots engagement and expand its growing national network ahead of future political and developmental activities.
Leading the campaign is the South-South Zonal Coordinator for Contact and Mobilization, Dr. Michael Nwoko, who has called on youths, women, professionals, community leaders, and other progressive-minded Nigerians to take advantage of the movement's digital registration platform and become officially recognized members.
Speaking on the importance of the initiative, Dr. Nwoko described the online registration exercise as a strategic step towards building a stronger and more coordinated grassroots structure across the six states of the South-South geopolitical zone—Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Edo, and Rivers.
According to him, the membership drive goes beyond increasing numbers. It is designed to create an organized platform where members can actively participate in the movement's programs, receive timely updates, engage with leadership, and contribute to initiatives aimed at promoting national development and meaningful citizen participation.
"The strength of any movement lies in the commitment and participation of its members," Dr. Nwoko stated. "This registration exercise provides an opportunity for individuals who share our vision to become part of a structured network committed to grassroots mobilization, civic engagement, and national progress."
He explained that the registration process has been intentionally designed to be simple, fast, and accessible to Nigerians regardless of their location. Interested individuals are encouraged to visit the movement's official website, cbmnigeria.org, navigate to the 'Join CBM' or 'Register' section, complete the online registration form with the required information, and submit their application for processing.
Dr. Nwoko further appealed to existing members, coordinators, and supporters to extend the campaign beyond themselves by encouraging friends, family members, colleagues, and members of their communities to register. He emphasized that broad participation at the grassroots level would strengthen the movement's organizational capacity and enhance its ability to engage with communities across the region.
Political observers note that the continued expansion of the City Boy Movement reflects a growing emphasis on digital organization and community-based mobilization. By leveraging technology to simplify membership registration, the movement is positioning itself to build a more connected and responsive network capable of sustaining long-term engagement with Nigerians.
As the registration campaign gains momentum across the South-South, the movement remains focused on its broader vision of promoting active citizenship, strengthening grassroots participation, and fostering greater collaboration among Nigerians committed to national development.
The leadership has encouraged all eligible Nigerians who share the movement's ideals to complete their registration and become active participants in what it describes as a growing platform for civic engagement, leadership development, and community-driven progress.