NewzBy Enitan Abdultawab Veteran Nigerian singer 9ice delivered an energetic performance as the City Boy Movement officially inaugurated its Lagos State chapter on Tuesday, entertaining guests at an event that also focused on mobilising support for President Bola Tinubu ahead of the 2027 general elections. The inauguration, held at Marcellina’s Place, Ikeja, attracted political leaders, traditional rulers, local government chairmen, youth groups, and members of the All Progressives Congress (APC). While political speeches dominated the event, guests were treated to a lively musical performance by 9ice, whose appearance added entertainment to the ceremony.
As the event drew to a close, veteran Nigerian singer 9ice took to the stage to entertain attendees with a performance of his hit song “Street Credibility.” The award-winning artiste had guests singing along and dancing as he delivered the fan-favourite track, adding a lively atmosphere to the inauguration of the City Boy Movement’s Lagos chapter. His performance served as one of the highlights of the event, bringing together politics and entertainment before the gathering concluded. The ceremony also featured the screening of a documentary highlighting the movement’s objectives before 9ice took to the stage to entertain attendees, bringing the event to a lively close.
Vanguard News The post 9ice thrills guests at City Boy Movement Lagos inauguration appeared first on Vanguard News. The Lagos State chapter of the City Boy Movement has been inaugurated with a target of mobilising millions of votes across the South-West ahead of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s 2027 re-election campaign. At the inauguration held on Tuesday at Marcellina’s Place, Ikeja, the South-West Coordinator of the movement, Hon.
Olamijuwonlo Alao-Akala, said the region had pledged to deliver at least eight million votes for Tinubu in the next general election. He charged members of the newly inaugurated Lagos chapter to work as ambassadors of the proposed votes and ensure the movement reaches communities across the state. “We in the South-West promised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu nothing less than eight million votes, and you are the ambassadors of those votes,” he said.
The Lagos chapter inauguration was attended by political leaders, traditional rulers, local government chairmen, youth leaders and members of the All Progressives Congress (APC). Speaking at the event, Director-General of the City Boy Movement in Lagos and Chairman of Kosofe Local Government, Barrister Moyosore Ogunlewe, said the group’s mission extends beyond electoral mobilisation to youth empowerment and national development. “Today is far more than the inauguration of another state chapter.
It is about mobilising and empowering Nigerian youths to be more responsible and committed to the development of the country,” Ogunlewe said. He noted that young Nigerians represent a significant portion of the population but are often left out of civic participation. According to him, the movement plans to establish a grassroots structure across wards, communities and polling units while promoting national unity, discipline and youth involvement in governance.
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