We register, verify and coordinate the associations, cooperatives, unions and campus bodies standing with Renewed Hope across 23 local governments — building the grassroots in every ward.
Ƙarfafa Kowace Unguwa, Tattara Ƙarfi a Kowace Rumfar Zaɓe
Director of Support Group Affairs · City Boy Movement Sokoto State
The Directorate coordinates support groups across Sokoto's 23 LGAs and 244 wards. It turns membership into organised structure — so farmers, women, teachers, youths, persons with disabilities and communities can be reached, verified and served.
Mandate
01
Run a weekly membership drive in every LGA, ward and polling unit.
02
Capture and verify members — at physical centres and on cityboysokoto.org / cbmnigeria.org.
03
Organise support groups by community, trade and interest.
04
Carry programmes from the Movement to the last household.
05
Report numbers upward — ward to LGA to state.
Free registration at designated centres and online.
The register
Four duties. One register.
Under the State Director, Honourable Mas'ud Musa Bashir (Rahamaniyya), this Directorate keeps the Movement's file on organised support — not individuals, groups.
01
Register
Open a file for every association, cooperative, union, campus body and community group standing with the Movement — across 23 LGAs and 244 wards.
02
Verify
Confirm leadership, membership strength, meeting point and ward coverage before a group is gazetted on the Support Group Register.
03
Coordinate
Issue circulars, convene congresses and route group needs to the State Director, Women Leader, Mobilisation and the Organizing Secretariat.
04
Channel
Put registered groups first in line for the thirteen empowerment programmes — from fertilizer support to the skills academy and Almajiri welfare.
Offices & structure
The 441-officer support group machinery
State directorate, local government structure and one representative in every ward — every approved post with its holder and contact line.
441
Approved machinery
0/13
State EXCO
0/184
LGA officers
0/244
Ward reps
One Director and twelve State EXCO officers — six core command posts and the six Office Heads who run the support-group desks statewide.
Every office below is an approved post. Slots not yet filled show as awaiting appointment until the directorate submits a name.
Registers youth associations, creative collectives and tertiary fellowships. Channels Operation 1 Million captains and campus mobilisation through verified groups.
Women's Networks Desk
Sashen Ƙungiyoyin Mata
Coordinates market women cooperatives, professional associations, elderly women's forums and young women in politics across all 23 LGAs.
Markets, Artisans & Transport
Kasuwa, Sana'a da Sufuri
Holds monthly market congresses with commercial guilds, artisan unions and transport associations so informal networks speak with one register.
Farmers & Rural Economy
Manoma da Tattalin Arziki
Aligns farmers groups with fertilizer support, Everybody Must Chop and rural outreach, ward by ward.
Faith & Traditional Desk
Addini da Gargajiya
Liaises with religious organisations and traditional councils. The Sokoto Muslim Political Summit and district-level alignment sit here.
PWD & Social Inclusion
Nakasassu da Haɗa Kai
Keeps persons-with-disability associations on the register, with town halls, mobility support and election-day logistics.
Coverage
Twenty-three local governments. One file.
Every LGA runs a Support Group desk. Where no chair has filed yet, the ward is open — bring your group in.
Binji
Bodinga
Dange Shuni
Gada
Goronyo
Gudu
Gwadabawa
Illela
Isa
Kebbe
Kware
Rabah
Sabon Birni
Shagari
Silame
Sokoto North
Sokoto South
Tambuwal
Tangaza
Tureta
Wamakko
Wurno
Yabo
Who can file a group
Youth associationsWomen's cooperativesMarket & artisan unionsTransport associationsFarmers groupsCampus fellowshipsFaith & traditional liaisonsPWD associationsNGOs & community bodies
Three programme groups
Group 1
Agriculture, Innovation & Transport
Farmers Fertilizer Programme
Inputs and extension
≈74 per ward · 18,000 statewide
Tricycle Innovation Hub
Youth mobility enterprise
5,000 drivers · ≈21 per ward
Teachers Electric Transport
Electric tricycles
1,000 teachers
Group 2
Social Welfare & Empowerment
Women Empowerment
₦100,000 per beneficiary
100 women per ward · 24,400 statewide
Market & Business Grants
Women, youths and SMEs
15,000 beneficiaries
Skills & Capacity Building
Trade and digital skills
18,000 trainees
Housing for Persons with Disabilities
Accessible homes
900 homes
Group 3
Healthcare, Relief & Community Support
Medical Care Packs
Primary health support
140,000 people
Vigilante & Community Security Aid
Community safety
7,000 personnel
Everybody Must Chop
Food relief
120,000 people
Almajiri Feeding
Daily meals
25,000 children
Programmes
Offtake moves through the register
The thirteen empowerment programmes of the Sokoto chapter are channelled through verified support groups. File first.