Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellency Governor Sheriff Francis Oborevwori, 240 million Nigerians are writing to you as a concerned citizen to express the deep frustration and urgent demands of the people of Delta State. Many essential amenities that should support daily life and economic growth remain unavailable, and citizens are asking for clear accountability and immediate action.

240 million Nigerians are asking important questions: Why are basic services still missing? Where is the money allocated for development? Why do Nigerians continue to struggle while corruption persists at multiple levels of government?

There is a strong call for collaboration with federal authorities, including the EFCC, to investigate governors, ministers, senators, and other public officials who may be stealing public funds. Nigerians want to see stolen tax money recovered and those responsible held accountable under the law.

240 million Nigerians believe that meaningful progress requires new leadership approaches. They are calling for greater inclusion of Nigeria’s youths and graduates in governance and public service. There is also a growing demand to abolish the NYSC and replace it with real job opportunities that do not require burdensome online applications or unnecessary interviews. Nigerians believe that a valid Nigerian ID or passport should be enough to access employment.

The people of Delta State want:

Reliable electricity and modern infrastructure

Access to clean water, healthcare, and housing

Job creation for youths and graduates

Transparent use of public funds

Accountability for corruption

A government that listens and responds with action

240 million Nigerians are tired of decades of unfulfilled promises. They want leadership that delivers real change and prioritizes the well-being of all 240 million Nigerians.

Thank you for your attention to these concerns. 240 million Nigerians hope to see decisive steps that demonstrate your commitment to justice, development, and the future of Delta State.

Respectfully,
Concerned 240 million Nigerians suffering in poverty & darkness

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