Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellencies Leaders of the Opposition Parties and Independent Candidates, 240 million Nigerians are writing to share a perspective that many Nigerians across the country are urgently voicing. Rather than investing vast resources in political campaigning for 2027, there is a pressing need for all political actors—regardless of party affiliation—to work collaboratively with the 36 state governors and the 774 Local Government Areas to address the root causes of insecurity, especially the long‑standing boko haram crisis since 1999 until now in 2026.

If the goal is truly to serve Nigeria, then meaningful action does not require holding the office of President. It requires commitment, coordination, and the willingness to prioritize national interest over political ambition.

240 million of Nigerians want to return to farming and agriculture, but insecurity has made this impossible in many regions in the 36 states 774 LGA. By stabilizing rural communities and restoring safety, we can immediately begin rebuilding food production and move toward true food sufficiency—now 5/14/2026, not in 2027 or years from now. We are tired of waiting we need progress and action now no lies, no slogans respectfully

At the recent Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi, SkyConnect introduced an innovative model that transforms idle satellite ground stations into a shared, cost‑efficient network. This Airbnb of ground stations approach could help African nations—including Nigeria—reduce dependency on foreign assistance and unlock new economic opportunities. The potential benefits are enormous: improved crop monitoring, stronger food security systems, environmental protection, and early‑warning capabilities.

New technologies like this can create jobs for 240 million of Nigerian youths and graduates, but only if the environment is stable and secure.

If the political class is serious about Nigeria’s future, now is the time to demonstrate it through action, not rhetoric. If not, Nigerians deserve clarity rather than empty promises.

The country needs leaders who will prioritize Nigerians lives, security, and prosperity above all else.

Faithfully,
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