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The work is
everyone's.

A movement for progress is not built by one person. It is built by the people who decide to show up — in their communities, their professions, and their country.

Movement strength · Apr 2026
1M+
Supporters organised across all 36 Nigerian states — and counting.
Chapters 36 states
Supporters 1M+
Active volunteers 4,200+
Zones covered 6 / 6
How to engage

Four ways to take part.

Pick one — or all four
i.
Supporter

Join the
Movement

Receive monthly updates, get invites to local gatherings, and stand publicly behind the vision. The simplest, most valuable step.

Sign up →
ii.
Volunteer

Volunteer
with a chapter

Support events, community programmes, and youth initiatives in your state. Time is the currency that builds movements.

Find your chapter →
iii.
Organise

Host a
chapter

Lead a local chapter or sub-chapter in your area. For professionals, students, and community leaders ready to organise.

Apply to host →
iv.
Partner

Partner as an
institution

Businesses, associations, and civil-society organisations aligned with the vision of progress. Long-horizon collaboration.

Request a meeting →
On the ground

Organised across all 36 states.

Coverage6 / 6 zones
NORTH WEST NORTH EAST NORTH CENTRAL SOUTH WEST SOUTH EAST SOUTH SOUTH
Active chapter
01

North Central

FCT · Benue · Kogi · Kwara · Nasarawa · Niger · Plateau

7chapters
02

North East

Adamawa · Bauchi · Borno · Gombe · Taraba · Yobe

6chapters
03

North West

Jigawa · Kaduna · Kano · Katsina · Kebbi · Sokoto · Zamfara

7chapters
04

South East

Abia · Anambra · Ebonyi · Enugu · Imo

5chapters
05

South South

Akwa Ibom · Bayelsa · Cross River · Delta · Edo · Rivers

6chapters
06

South West

Ekiti · Lagos · Ogun · Ondo · Osun · Oyo

6chapters
Common questions

Before you sign up.

The most common questions from supporters, organisers, and partners — answered plainly.

Is the City Boy Movement a political party? +
No. The movement is a citizens' organisation focused on development, unity, and practical progress. It is not affiliated with any political party, and supporters hold any political view they choose.
What does it cost to join? +
Nothing. Supporter membership is free. Donations are welcome but never required — the commitment that matters most is your time and your voice in your community.
How much time does volunteering take? +
As much or as little as you can give. Local chapters organise around members' availability — some volunteers give an hour a month, others several hours a week. You tell your chapter what works for you.
Can I host a chapter in my state or LGA? +
Yes — we are always looking for professionals, students, and community leaders willing to host. The application form is the first step, followed by a short conversation with the regional organising team.
How does the movement fund its work? +
Programmes are supported by a mix of institutional partnerships, aligned private contributions, and grassroots fundraising. A transparency brief is published annually to all supporters.
Do you work with businesses and institutions? +
Yes. Businesses, industry associations, and civil-society organisations aligned with the vision can partner on specific programmes — from skills pathways to community initiatives. Use the "Partner" path on this page.
Will you contact me often? +
Sparingly. Supporters receive one monthly brief by default. If you opt in to local organising, you'll hear from your chapter lead for events and opportunities in your area — nothing more.
Or get in touch directly

If the form isn't enough.

For press, speaking, partnership, or institutional enquiries — the office is always open. A short note is enough to start the conversation.

Press & media

press@alexomaghomi.com

Interviews, comment, photography, and background briefings.

Write to press →
Speaking & partnerships

speaking@alexomaghomi.com

Keynotes, panels, policy briefings, and institutional partnerships.

Write to the office →