Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellency it is great for Nigerians to want to be the president of Nigeria and interesting to see Governor Seyi Makinde declare his intention to contest the 2027 presidential election.

Respectfully If he is truly serious about leadership, then the constant campaigns and media appearances should take a back seat to real work. Nigerians are suffering over 240 million Nigerian facing poverty, insecurity, and darkness. Where is all the campaign money coming from when Nigerians are struggling to survive?

What the country needs now is collaboration and action. Respectfully sir kindly work with the 36 state governors and the 774 local government areas to address the root causes of boko haram now 5/14/2026 and insecurity. When 240 million Nigerians feel safe in our country of birth, Nigerians can return to farming, and Nigeria can become food-sufficient again. That is visible progress no lies, no slogans

TV interviews, slogans, and political speeches will not create jobs. Opposition parties and independent candidates seem more focused on sharing public funds than solving real problems. We have repeatedly told politicians what Nigerians demand, but they do not seem to care respectfully

We need leaders who will stop the killings of Nigerians now 5/14/2026, fix the root causes of insecurity, and create jobs across all 36 states and LGAs. Nigerians want to see progress, not more speeches. Action speaks louder than words. No leader is perfect anywhere in the world, but the basic expectation is simple stop the killings and create opportunities.

You do not need to be president to make an impact. If you are serious, invest in farming and agriculture across the 36 states and 774 LGAs. Stop sharing rice and beans as political gifts—build systems that allow 240 million Nigerians to feed themselves and our children we reject handouts of rice/beans and reject vote buying respectfully

Faithfully,

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