City Boy Movement Restructures Leadership, Appoints New Officers in Abia

The Abia State chapter of the City Boy Movement (CBM) has announced the appointment of new officers in a move aimed at strengthening its operational structure and improving coordination of its activities across the state.

The appointments were approved by the State Director of the movement, Lucky Igbokwe, popularly known as Don Lulu.

According to the announcement, Hon. Iheanyi Philip Okparaocha, popularly known as Orlando, has been appointed Special Adviser on Special Duties to the State Director. In this role, he will provide advisory support and help strengthen the operational and strategic direction of the movement in Abia State.

Also appointed is Lucky Weng, who will serve as Protocol Officer. His responsibilities include coordinating official engagements and ensuring professionalism and proper conduct during the movement’s activities.

Similarly, Comrade Frank Eme Orji has been named Research and Policy Officer. He will work closely with the State Director to provide research support, policy analysis, and strategic insights aimed at deepening the intellectual and policy base of the movement.

In addition, Hon. Chibuike Peter Onyeulo, popularly known as Ceejay Rambo, has been appointed Provost Officer. In this capacity, he will be responsible for maintaining order and discipline within the organisation and ensuring that members operate in line with the constitution and guiding principles of the movement.

Speaking on the appointments, Lucky Igbokwe expressed confidence in the capacity and commitment of the new officers, noting that their emergence will further strengthen the City Boy Movement’s structure and effectiveness in Abia State.

He congratulated the appointees and urged them to bring their experience, dedication, and loyalty to bear in the discharge of their responsibilities.

The appointments, according to a statement issued by the Abia State Publicity Secretary of the movement, Eric Ikwuagwu, take immediate effect.