The City Boy Movement in Ondo State has formally constituted its state leadership, unveiling members of its executive council at its inaugural meeting.

In a statement released on Monday by the group’s Director of Media and Communications, Oluyemi Fasipe, the meeting was described as a milestone in efforts to institutionalise the movement and coordinate its activities more effectively across the state.

According to the statement, Oluwafemi Ayejusunle was appointed as State Director, while Hon. Tomide Akinribido assumed the role of State Coordinator. Fasipe retained his position as Director of Media and Communications, with Hon. Princess Wunmi Fayemi named State Women Coordinator and Temitope Iwagun appointed as Treasurer.

The statement further listed Paul Adeniyi as State Zonal Coordinator (Central), Abiodun Oriade as Director of Special Duties, and Dr. Omosehin Adeyemi-Osowe as Head of the Medical Directorate.

It added that Lemuel Akinyele, Olabode Asogbon, and Temitope Eladiya were also selected as members of the executive council, alongside other officials assigned to support various arms of the organisation. Bukunmi Olagbegi was announced as the Patron of the movement in the state.

Fasipe noted that discussions at the meeting centred on defining the movement’s operational framework, strengthening its internal structure, and mapping out strategies for expansion and stakeholder engagement.

He said the newly inaugurated leadership had pledged to foster an inclusive and well-coordinated platform that reflects the aspirations of its members.

The statement added that the maiden meeting signals the commencement of a new phase for the movement in Ondo State, as it seeks to expand its footprint and drive its programmes across the state.