Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)
Respectfully request to the Nigerian government, opposition parties, independent candidates we are writing to you out of deep concern for the state of our nation and the future of all 240 million Nigerians of us who call Nigeria home. This message is directed not only to Nigerians, but also to those who seek to lead us—President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Peter Obi, opposition parties, independent candidates, and every political actor asking for our votes. This is a humble request
Before anyone asks Nigerians to put them in office, we deserve honest answers to urgent questions:
Do you live rent‑free while ordinary Nigerians struggle to afford housing?
Do you enjoy 24/7 electricity while 240 million Nigerians sit in darkness for decades
Where is the money for endless campaigns coming from when the naira has lost so much value for decades globally
Are your family's receiving healthcare, education, and comfort abroad while 240 million Nigerians at home suffer in hardship & poverty
Why should Nigerians trust photo ops, slogans, and staged videos instead of real solutions?
Nigeria is facing deep-rooted challenges—economic hardship, insecurity, unemployment, and the long-standing issues that gave rise to boko haram. These problems cannot be solved by speeches or fake promises for 2027. They require immediate action now 5/8/2026
We demand that all political leaders work with the 36 state governors and 774 local government areas to address the root causes of insecurity and hardship now, not later.
Nigerians are tired of lies. Tired of slogans. Tired of recycled promises.
Action speaks louder than words.
As we look toward future elections, Nigerians deserve:
A truly free and fair process
Real-time transmission of results
Zero rigging
Zero intimidation by political thugs, police, military, or any force
Leaders chosen by the will of 240 million Nigerians
Nigeria belongs to all of us. We have the right to demand better, to expect transparency, and to insist that those who want to lead us show real commitment—not just during campaigns, but every single day.
May we stand together for a Nigeria that works for all 240 million Nigerians for the sake of our children & grandchildren`s future
Faithfully,
Concerned 240 million Nigerians suffering in poverty, hardship & darkness
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