KOH Progressive Movement Meet-and-Greet Draws About 150 Members, Leads to Formation of Movers Group
The 7 June 2026 gathering at Kanu Ndubuisi Park, Alausa, strengthened membership connections and produced a 20-member strategic group that became the movement’s think tank.
ALAUSA, LAGOS — KOH Progressive Movement held a memorable Meet-and-Greet on Sunday, 7 June 2026, bringing approximately 150 members together at Kanu Ndubuisi Park, Alausa, Lagos. The gathering commenced at 2:30 p.m. and concluded at approximately 6:45 p.m.
The occasion brought together founding members, existing members and new participants for personal interaction, fellowship and engagement with the vision of the movement.
The turnout reflected the organisation’s growing membership. Several participants who had not previously joined the movement’s online platform became members during the gathering.
The event also marked an important turning point in the movement’s development. Strategic discussions following the main gathering led to the formation of the Movers Group, which began with 20 members and subsequently became the movement’s strategic think tank.
Early Preparations Ahead of the Gathering
Preparations for the event began before the scheduled commencement time.
At approximately 12:30 p.m., the Media and Publicity Coordinator, Mr. Femi Ayandipe, arrived at the park with a banner to direct members to the designated meeting point.
At about 1:00 p.m., the State Coordinator, Comrade Rotimi Ogunmuyiwa, arrived with another banner for the same purpose.
Both banners were displayed simultaneously, helping arriving members locate the gathering point within the park.
Mr. Femi Ayandipe arrived with the first directional banner.
Comrade Rotimi Ogunmuyiwa arrived with another banner. Both banners were used simultaneously.
Members gathered for introductions, interaction and engagement with the movement’s vision.
Some dignitaries and members remained for strategic discussions that led to the formation of the Movers Group.
The day’s gathering and associated activities came to a close.
About 150 Members Gather in an Atmosphere of Unity
The Meet-and-Greet created an opportunity for members to connect personally, interact with the movement’s Convener, Mrs. Mobolaji Daba, and become more familiar with the organisation’s shared vision.
The gathering was lively, engaging and memorable, with members expressing enthusiasm about belonging to the movement.
It also welcomed participants who had not previously registered through the movement’s online platform, expanding the network of people participating in its activities.
At the virtual leadership meeting of 29 May 2026, KOH Progressive Movement had approximately 100 members. By the Meet-and-Greet on 7 June 2026, attendance had reached about 150 people, including new members who joined on the day.
Photo Highlights: Meet-and-Greet at Alausa
Photographs from the event preserve moments from the gathering and the growing membership of KOH Progressive Movement.
Strategic Discussions Give Birth to the Movers Group
Following the main Meet-and-Greet activities, some dignitaries and members remained behind to deliberate on the movement’s future direction.
Their discussions focused on the way forward, the importance of strategic planning and the need for a smaller group dedicated to contributing ideas and coordinating organisational priorities.
The deliberations resulted in the establishment of the Movers Group, initially made up of 20 members.
From those early discussions, the Movers Group developed into the movement’s strategic think tank, providing a forum for planning, consultation and consideration of important initiatives.
Meet the 20 Founding Members of the Movers Group
The following members formed the original 20-member Movers Group established in connection with the gathering of 7 June 2026.
KOH Progressive Movement Movers Group
Founding Membership — 7 June 2026
From Membership Engagement to Strategic Organisation
The formation of the Movers Group gave the 7 June Meet-and-Greet a lasting place in the movement’s history.
What began as an opportunity for members to meet one another and connect with the leadership also created the foundation for a dedicated strategic discussion group.
The event demonstrated the importance of combining broad membership participation with organised planning and continued engagement.
Key Moments and Decisions
Event date, venue and duration
The Meet-and-Greet was held on Sunday, 7 June 2026, at Kanu Ndubuisi Park, Alausa, Lagos. It commenced at 2:30 p.m. and concluded at approximately 6:45 p.m.
Early preparations and banners
Mr. Femi Ayandipe arrived at about 12:30 p.m. with the first banner. Comrade Rotimi Ogunmuyiwa arrived at about 1:00 p.m. with a second banner. Both banners were displayed simultaneously.
Membership participation
Approximately 150 people attended the gathering, including new members who joined the movement on the day.
Formation of the Movers Group
Strategic discussions after the main gathering led to the formation of the 20-member Movers Group, which subsequently became the movement’s strategic think tank.
A Memorable Day in the History of KOH Progressive Movement
Sunday, 7 June 2026, marked an important chapter in the early development of KOH Progressive Movement.
From the early preparations at Kanu Ndubuisi Park to the gathering of approximately 150 members, the occasion strengthened personal connections and brought new participants into the movement.
The strategic discussions that followed gave the event an enduring significance through the formation of the Movers Group, a structure that became the movement’s strategic think tank.
