By Philomina Attah
The City Boy Movement has mobilised Christian leaders in Adamawa and Taraba to help the re-election of President Bola Tinubu in 2027.
Mr Belusochukwu Enwere, former National Chairman, Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), disclosed this in a press release issued to newsmen on Wednesday in Abuja.
Enwere defined that the engagement was led by the motion’s Directorate of Christian Religious Affairs in Yola and Jalingo.
He stated that the assembly introduced collectively leaders of varied Christian denominations, youths, girls and the management of CAN to canvas help for the Tinubu and promote peaceable political participation.
He urged the individuals to take messages on the administration’s insurance policies to their church buildings and communities to strengthen grassroots consciousness and help.
Enwere emphasised the significance of participating non secular leaders and neighborhood stakeholders in political mobilisation, noting that their affect shapes opinions and encourages civic participation.
He added that the assembly targeted on selling peaceable participation within the electoral course of, encouraging individuals to mobilise voters with out violence, intimidation, or actions able to disrupting public peace.
He pressured the necessity for political engagement by means of dialogue, persuasion and issue-based campaigns, urging Christian leaders to train their democratic rights responsibly.
“The initiative is part of the City Boy Movement’s broader efforts to expand grassroots mobilisation for Tinubu’s second-term ambition.
“By engaging Christian leaders, women, and youths, the directorate seeks to strengthen outreach to faith-based communities,” he stated.
Enwere expressed optimism that sustained engagement would assist talk the administration’s intentions to the grassroots to safe elevated help and promote unity, tolerance and non-violent political engagement in Adamawa and Taraba. (NAN)
Edited by Philip Yatai
