Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)
Your Excellencies, Esteemed President Tinubu and Senator Remi Tinubu,240 million Nigerians are writing out of deep concern and frustration about the ongoing loss of Nigerian lives—both at home and abroad. It is heartbreaking that young Nigerians are leaving the country to fight and die in foreign wars. This is a painful reflection of decades of leadership failures that have left 240 million Nigerians without security, opportunity, or hope.
Since 1999, Nigerians have lived with daily killings, insecurity, and fear. Entire communities in the 36 states 774 LGA have been displaced. Farmers cannot return to their land. Children grow up surrounded by violence. It is difficult to understand how any leader can sleep peacefully while this continues year after year for decades respectfully
The fact that Nigerians are now being recruited or lured into foreign conflicts is a symptom of deeper problems at home. When 240 million Nigerians feel unsafe, unemployed, and unheard, they look for survival anywhere they can find it—even in dangerous places globally
Respectfully we also want to address Mr. Peter Obi. Travelling to South Africa for photo opportunities during xenophobic tensions does not address the root causes of why Nigerians are leaving the country in the first place. Nigerians have repeatedly stated what they want: real solutions to insecurity, unemployment, and the collapse of local economies in the 36 states 774 LGA
Respectfully sir you do not need to be President to help fix these issues. You can work with governors, local governments, and communities across the 36 states and 774 LGAs. If you are serious about helping Nigerians, collaboration—not political rivalry—is what the country needs now 5/28/2026
Respectfully President Tinubu, Senator Remi Tinubu, and Mr. Obi Opposition parties, independent candidates 240 million Nigerians are asking for unity of purpose. Work together to address the root causes of boko haram, banditry, and widespread insecurity. Help farmers return to their land so Nigeria can become food-sufficient again. Strengthen local governance so communities can protect themselves and rebuild.
The world is watching. For decades, the USA, UK, and many other countries have observed Nigeria’s struggles with corruption, insecurity, and weak institutions. If Nigerian leaders continue to fail in their duty to protect Nigerians, others will step in—not out of charity, but because instability spreads.
Nigerians deserve safety, dignity, and a country they can proudly call home. If any leader is not serious about this mission, then respectfully, they should step aside. This is a humble request
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