“What God Told Me About City Boys Movement – Primate Elijah Ayodele Drops Fresh Prophecy

The leader of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, has warned members of the City Boys Movement to be cautious about their political activities in Northern Nigeria, advising them to visit only states where they are likely to receive acceptance.

Ayodele cautioned the group against assuming that its political influence would be welcomed across the region, urging its members to understand the political atmosphere in different states before embarking on campaigns or other activities.

The cleric warned that the movement could face hostility if its members travelled to states where residents were unwilling to receive them.

According to Ayodele, the group should not assume that it would enjoy the same level of acceptance throughout the North, stressing the need for caution in choosing locations for its political engagements.

He said, “City Boys Movement, you cannot make it in the North. Be watchful. Do not go to all the Northern states. Only go to the states where they will accept you; otherwise, there is going to be an attack on City Boys.”

The warning comes amid political activities and preparations ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 general elections, with political groups expected to intensify efforts to mobilise support for their preferred candidates across the country.

The City Boys Movement has been associated with efforts to mobilise support for President Bola Tinubu, particularly among young people. Its activities have formed part of the wider political mobilisation surrounding the president and the ruling All Progressives Congress.

Ayodele’s warning suggests that political mobilisation in Northern Nigeria may require a state-by-state approach rather than a general strategy that assumes uniform support across the region.

The North comprises several states with different political interests, voting patterns and local dynamics. Consequently, the reception given to political groups may vary depending on the state, the issues being promoted and the sentiments of residents.

The cleric’s remarks also highlight the importance of understanding local concerns when political organisations seek to expand their reach beyond their traditional areas of support.

He urged the movement to exercise discretion in its engagements, warning that entering areas without adequate consideration of the prevailing atmosphere could expose its members to hostility.

However, the specific Northern states Ayodele believes would welcome the movement were not identified in the statement provided, and no particular incident or planned attack was established.

His comments serve as a warning to the group to remain alert and carefully assess the situation before conducting political activities in unfamiliar territories.

As political alignments continue to develop ahead of the 2027 elections, the movement’s ability to engage different communities and respond to local concerns could prove important to its efforts to expand its political influence.

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