Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellencies Esteem Nigerian Courts and Judiciary, 240 million Nigerians are
writing to express our appreciation to the Nigerian courts for the recent judgment in the case involving former minister of power, Saleh Mamman. His conviction and 75‑year sentence for the 33.8‑billion‑naira fraud case demonstrates that justice, though sometimes slow, can still be served. The global community is watching, and this decision sends a strong message about accountability.

To the current minister of power, we respectfully highlight that over 240 million Nigerians continue to wait for reliable electricity and accessible internet. Nigerians have paid electricity bills for decades, yet many remain in darkness and poverty. The urgency of this situation cannot be overstated. Nigerians cannot afford to wait months or decades for meaningful progress.

We also wish to emphasize that any politician convicted of corruption should not be released by future administrations. Accountability must remain consistent for Nigeria to move forward. Many Nigerians have fought for a better nation for decades, and some have not lived to see the progress they hoped for. Our children and grandchildren will continue this fight for a brighter future for our children and Nigeria

Once again, thank you to the Nigerian courts and judiciary for ensuring justice in this case. It is a step toward restoring trust and strengthening our nation Nigeria in the global setting that Nigerian systems is working not perfect no country globally is perfect but works for all 240 million Nigerians

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