Claims that City Boy Movement members can receive ₦125,000 have circulated on social media, alongside bank alert screenshots and posts encouraging Nigerians to register with referral codes.
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A circulated alert shows a ₦125,000 credit with the narration “TNF-CITYBOY YOUTH EMPOWERMENT INITIATIVE”. However, one screenshot does not prove that the payment is an official nationwide stipend or that every member is entitled to it.
The Movement’s official website describes membership as a voluntary civic platform, offering opportunities to participate in programmes, events and advocacy campaigns. Its City Boy Care platform lists support areas including food assistance, healthcare, education, skills development and enterprise support.
These support programmes should not be confused with a guaranteed ₦125,000 cash payment for every member.
In a public disclaimer, the Movement said it had no connection with unauthorised platforms operating as “CityBoy LikeMinds” and rejected claims that registration through them would attract monthly stipends. It also warned against sharing sensitive personal information with unauthorised operators.
The disclaimer states that membership and participation are free. Nigerians should be cautious about anyone demanding money or promising guaranteed payments in exchange for registration, referral codes or personal details.
What Nigerians should know
The official website is cbmnigeria.org. Use official channels and verify financial support announcements. Available information does not establish a general ₦125,000 stipend entitlement for all members. Do not treat individual payment alerts as proof of a nationwide benefit, pay agents or disclose banking details to strangers.
