Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellencies President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Former President Goodluck Jonathan, Mr. Peter Obi, and Leaders of Opposition Parties and Independent Movements, 240 million Nigerians are writing out of deep concern for the future of our nation. Nigeria is facing challenges that threaten our stability, our economy, and the lives of millions of Nigerians. These issues cannot be solved through political rivalry, expensive campaigns, or divisive rhetoric. They require unity, collaboration, and a shared commitment to the 240 million Nigerian people.

Instead of spending vast resources on political battles, photo opportunities, slogans, and promises that never materialize, we urge all of you to work together now to address the root causes of insecurity, unemployment, and economic hardship.

boko haram and other security threats persist because the underlying issues—poverty, unemployment, and lack of opportunity—remain unresolved. If our leaders truly value Nigerian lives, then collaboration is the only path forward.

Nigeria is rich in oil and gas, yet our refineries remain idle. This single failure continues to cripple our economy, create fuel scarcity, and deny millions of Nigerians the jobs they desperately need. If political leaders pool their resources, influence, and expertise, we can revive these refineries, create 240 million of jobs, and restore hope to our youth and graduates that is if you are serious and care and value 240 million Nigerians lives

We must also rethink outdated systems that no longer serve the nation. The NYSC program, online job applications, and endless interviews have become barriers rather than pathways to employment. Instead, companies across all 36 states and 774 LGAs should be required to post job openings transparently on the LekeeLekee app, hire locally, and train workers. All that is required for hire is valid Nigerian ID/valid Nigerian passport

A national employment framework should guarantee fair wages, such as a 500,000-naira monthly salary, along with transportation, housing, and education support. Companies must invest in staff buses, electric vehicles, and railway systems to ensure safe and efficient movement of workers daily.

Nigeria’s 240 million citizens deserve a country that works for them. They deserve leaders who put aside political differences and personal ambitions to build a nation that provides security, opportunity, and dignity.

This is a call for unity, responsibility, and action. The time to fix Nigeria is now 5/10/2026. This is a humble request

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