Hon. Mark Ogah Establishes and Inaugurates High-Level Media Team for Kogi City Boy Movement

 


The Kogi State Director, City Boy Movement, Hon. Mark Ogah, has approved the official appointment of the following key media players to serve on the Kogi State City Boy Movement Media Team.

This approval comes after the inaugural meeting convened by the Office of the State Media and Publicity Secretary on Monday to define the structure and operational focus of the Kogi State Chapter in alignment with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's Renewed Hope Mandate.

The Director, together with the State Leadership, extends warm congratulations and expresses full confidence in the capacity of the newly appointed media team members in contributing meaningfully to the collective vision of the Movement.

The new appointees are hereby informed that appointment takes effect immediately and are to Kindly find below their respective portfolio and responsibilities.

1. Chief Editor — Blessing Julius:

To serve as Media liaison officer

2. Deputy Editor / Secretary — Meshach Chukwuma :

 To serve as Supervisor / Secretary 

3. Special Adviser, Strategic Communication— Ojochenemi Emmanuel

Head of Content Creation

4. Special Adviser, Content Development — Patience Alli:

Head of Content Management.

5. Special Adviser, Digital Media & Multimedia — Ogah Timothy

Head video content and digital storytelling. 

6. Special Adviser on Visual Communications & Design — Ilyasu Bstyle:

Head graphics and visual designs

7. Assistant Adviser on Visual Communication & Design - Patience Usuo

To assist in graphic and visual designs

8. Special Adviser on Public Engagement & Outreach — Onu Favour

To serve as Information officer

9. Assistant Adviser on Public Engagement —Laruba Gift:

To serve as Information officer


Signed:

Blessing Julius Ele-Ojo ANIPR

Kogi State Media & Publicity Secretary 

City Boy Movement

Ojochenemi

a nigerian political blogger and digital publisher reporting on government, leadership, and national affairs. My work focuses on political developments, policy decisions, and movements shaping Nigeria’s future.

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