City Boy Movement Congratulates Princess Damilola Sonayon-James On Emergence As APC Deputy Governorship Candidate

In a congratulatory message issued by the Director-General, Hon. Francis Oluwatosin Shoga, he said, “On behalf of the leadership and entire membership of the City Boy Movement (CBM), I warmly congratulate Hon. Princess Damilola Sonayon-James, Deputy Director of Women Affairs, City Boy Movement, Lagos State Chapter, on her emergence as the Deputy Governorship Candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagos State”.

“Your emergence is not only a recognition of your competence, loyalty, and years of dedicated service, but also a strong testament to the growing role of women and young progressive leaders in shaping the future of governance in our country.”

“Over the years, you have distinguished yourself through your commitment to grassroots mobilization, women empowerment, community development, and inclusive political participation. Your passion for service and your consistent engagement with the people have earned you widespread admiration and respect across political and social circles.”

“As a committed member and leader within the City Boy Movement, you have continually demonstrated unwavering dedication to the ideals of progressive governance, unity, service, and people-oriented leadership. Your emergence will undoubtedly inspire many young Nigerians, especially women, to participate actively in leadership and public service.”

“We are confident that your wealth of experience, vision, and dedication will greatly complement the governorship ticket and contribute meaningfully to the continued growth, stability, and prosperity of Lagos State under the banner of progressive leadership.”

“The City Boy Movement remains proud of your achievement and assures you of our prayers, solidarity, and continued support as you prepare for the important task ahead.”

“Once again, congratulations on this well-deserved milestone. We wish you greater success and impactful service to the people of Lagos State.”