Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellency and Respected Authorities, 240 million Nigerians are
writing with deep pain, anger, and frustration on behalf of millions of Nigerians who have watched our children kidnapped, killed, and disappeared since 1999 while our government and security agencies continue to fail in their most basic duty — protecting 240 million Nigerian life`s.

Recently, the police proudly announced the arrest of a mother and daughter over an alleged ₦18 million romance scam. While cybercrime is wrong and should be punished, we must ask a painful question respectfully

Can the same energy, speed, intelligence, and coordination be used to bring back our kidnapped children?

For decades, Nigerians have been living in fear. boko haram, bandits, and kidnappers continue to destroy families while the police, DSS, military, EFCC, and courts appear powerless or unwilling to act. We are tired of hearing press statements while Nigerian children disappear in the country of birth why?

If financial intelligence can trace alleged scam money through multiple banks, why can’t the same intelligence track ransom payments, weapons suppliers, and the networks behind mass abductions?

Respectfully why do we need DSS when the police cannot protect us?
Why do we fund agencies that cannot secure our children?
Why is corruption allowed to destroy the image of Nigeria at home and abroad?

240 million Nigerians no longer trust the government.
This is not opposition politics — this is the reality of 240 million Nigerians for decades

Respectfully Mr. President, we are demanding you:
Bring back our children. Fix the root causes of boko haram. Stop the kidnappings. Stop the killings. Stop the silence.

The world is watching Nigeria.
We cannot continue like this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgqEkFRerV8

https://www.pulse.ng/story/oyo-police-deny-reports-of-rescued-abducted-students-teachers-as-search-operation-continues-2026052215154595365?utm_source=copilot.com#google_vignette

https://uzorngoladi.com/police-arrest-mother-daughter-over-alleged-n18-million-romance-scam-targeting-foreign-victim/

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