Nigeria, July 24 -- For years, young people in Bauchi State have supported the APC with passion and loyalty, but largely without a structured platform to call their own. That support was real, but it was scattered. Many felt abandoned by elites who engaged them only during elections, leaving a gap between the party's national vision and the realities of young people at the grassroots. That narrative began to change with the emergence of the City Boy Movement, CBM, under the patronage of Barrister Seyi Tinubu. With his involvement, the entire atmosphere around youth politics in Nigeria shifted. Suddenly, there was energy, identity, and hope a movement that made young people feel seen, heard, and included in the conversation of nation-buil...