City Boy Movement Ogun Students Coordinator, BIG AFO, Hails Asefon Over Successful Student Engagement Programme
The Ogun State Student Coordinator of the City Boy Movement, Comrade Ayodele Afolabi Temitope, popularly known as BIG AFO, has commended the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Students’ Engagement and National Director of Students’ Engagement, City Boy Movement, Hon. Comr. Asefon Sunday Dayo, for the successful hosting of a Student Leaders’ Engagement and Voters’ Sensitisation Programme in Ogun State.
The programme, held on Friday, November 13, 2026, at the Ogun State Polytechnic of Health and Allied Sciences (OSPHAS), Ilese-Ijebu, brought together student leaders, campus ambassadors, stakeholders and students from various tertiary institutions across the state.
The engagement focused on student inclusion, leadership development, civic awareness and democratic participation, providing an opportunity for students to interact with the national leadership of the movement.
Reacting to the successful outing, BIG AFO described the initiative as a significant step towards strengthening the relationship between the national leadership of the City Boy Movement and students across Ogun State.
He particularly praised Asefon for his commitment to student development and for extending the engagement initiative to Ogun State, noting that direct interaction between student leaders and national stakeholders would encourage stronger relationships and greater participation in issues affecting young people.
The Ogun State coordinator also appreciated the National Students Directorate and other individuals whose contributions facilitated the successful organisation of the programme.
BIG AFO further expressed gratitude to student union presidents, campus ambassadors, institutional representatives, coordinators and other stakeholders who attended the event, describing their participation as a demonstration of unity and collective commitment to student development.
He noted that the success of student-focused initiatives depends on the active involvement of students and stakeholders, urging them to sustain the spirit of collaboration beyond the engagement.
On civic participation, the City Boy Movement coordinator encouraged eligible students to take advantage of the appropriate voter registration procedures and obtain their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs).
He stressed that students must remain informed about the democratic process and recognise the importance of exercising their constitutional rights responsibly and peacefully.
Reaffirming his commitment to the movement, BIG AFO pledged to continue strengthening the City Boy Movement’s student structure across Ogun State through sustained campus engagement, effective coordination and closer collaboration among student leaders.
He also expressed appreciation to Asefon for creating an avenue for student leaders and stakeholders in the state to connect with the movement’s national leadership.
Speaking on the significance of the programme, BIG AFO said:
“When leadership creates opportunities for engagement and students respond with unity and commitment, stronger structures are built. I sincerely appreciate Hon. Comr. Asefon Sunday Dayo for bringing this engagement to Ogun State. I also celebrate every student, stakeholder, campus ambassador, and student leader who made this occasion memorable.
“This is a foundation upon which we can build greater student participation, stronger relationships, and meaningful impact.”
He concluded by reaffirming his commitment to student inclusion and the continued growth of the City Boy Movement in Ogun State.
He wished the national leadership of the movement, its members and Ogun State students continued success.
