Port Harcourt partied with a purpose over the weekend as the City Boy Walk turned the city into one big open-air concert.
Billed as City Boy Live — Walk + Talk + Music, the event kicked off on Friday,
6 November, and peaked on Saturday, 7 November, at the Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium, Igwuruta-Ali, with thousands of fans in green shirts, green caps and party colours.
From the walk to the stadium, the energy never dropped. Supporters danced through the streets, waved flags, and filmed every moment as the city turned the political rally into a full entertainment experience.
The night belonged to the music.
Duncan Mighty, Port Harcourt’s First Son, stole the show with his anthem “I’m a Port Harcourt Boy.” The moment the beat dropped, the stadium erupted, with fans singing word for word. It was a true homecoming performance.
Dandizzy followed with a viral freestyle for Seyi Tinubu that had the crowd recording and the internet buzzing. Konga and other Port Harcourt acts kept the tempo high, with DJs, hype men, and colourful stage lighting completing the concert atmosphere.
The event was organised by the City Boy Movement, with Seyi Tinubu as patron, as part of activities ahead of the 2027 elections, in support of President Bola Tinubu’s re-election.
The walk also sparked online drama after commentator Isaac Fayose criticised the event. Seyi Tinubu replied directly, calling the Port Harcourt outing a success and a peaceful gathering of young people.
That exchange only pushed the event further into the trends, with clips of Duncan Mighty and Dandizzy dominating timelines for days.
