Segun Showunmi has praised Seyi Tinubu for his leadership approach and commitment to inclusive politics after visiting the City Boy Movement office.

In a message shared on X and addressed to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Showunmi said no father could have a son like Seyi Tinubu and not be deeply thankful to God.

“There are many achievements a man may record in public life, but among the greatest blessings bestowed upon any father is to see his values reflected in his children,” Showunmi wrote. “In Seyi, I see a young man who is working hard to justify the confidence reposed in him and to earn his place through effort and commitment.”

Showunmi said he recently visited the City Boy Movement office, where Seyi Tinubu personally took him around the facility. He described what he saw as impressive, not because of the building itself, but because of the thinking behind it.

“It was a truly pan-Nigerian operation. Young Nigerians from different regions, backgrounds, and faiths were working together toward a common objective. The team was gender-balanced. Diversity and inclusivity were not slogans on a wall; they were visible in practice. Persons living with disabilities had their own space and representation. Every detail suggested careful planning and deliberate leadership,” he stated.

What struck him most, Showunmi said, was the culture within the organisation.

“I watched Seyi interact with his team. I saw him share snacks with members of his back-end staff. There was no air of superiority, no unnecessary distance. Respect flowed naturally. The people around him appeared motivated not merely because they worked with him, but because they felt valued by him,” he added.

He noted that leadership is often revealed in moments when cameras are absent and speeches are not being made, adding that character is found in the little things.

Addressing the President, Showunmi said: “Mr. President, I do not know what special favour from God has produced such a blessing, but I can say without reservation that you have a son worthy of admiration. As for me, I see in Seyi a younger brother whose dedication, energy, and commitment to service make me proud.”

He encouraged Seyi Tinubu to continue his work.

“ST, keep going. The seeds you are planting today will bear fruit tomorrow. The hours you spend, the sacrifices you make, and the bridges you are building across our national divides will not go unnoticed,” Showunmi said.

He expressed confidence that Seyi’s efforts would contribute meaningfully to the cause he believes in and demonstrate that political engagement can be organised, inclusive, respectful and purposeful.

“May the Almighty reward your labour, strengthen your resolve, and continue to guide your steps,” he added.

Showunmi concluded that every father desires a son who will add value to his legacy, and every nation needs young people prepared to work, unite others and serve with humility.

“From what I have seen, Seyi Tinubu is striving to be such a man. Character is what you do when no one is watching. Keep building, ST,” he said.

“May God bless you. May God bless your family. And may God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.”