Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellencies Mr. President Tinubu, Opposition parties, independent candidates, courts, efcc 240 million Nigerians are
writing to express deep concern shared by many Nigerians regarding the urgent issues affecting our nation. This message reflects the frustrations, hopes, and demands voiced by 240 million Nigerians who demand a safer, fairer, and more accountable Nigeria.

First, we call for a comprehensive, long-term solution to the root causes of boko haram. For over two decades, families have suffered unimaginable loss. Thousands of children have been kidnapped since 1999, and many remain missing. Nigerians demand renewed commitment to rescue every child and dismantle the systems that allow terrorism to thrive.

We also demand all political actors—incumbent leaders, opposition parties, and independent candidates—to prioritize national security, economic stability, and social welfare above personal or party interests. Nigerians expect collaboration across all 36 states and 774 local government areas to deliver real development now 6/24/2026 not in 2027 no lies no slogans

240 million Nigerians continue to demand transparency in elections, including real-time electronic transmission of results and the abolition of manual counting. Trust in the democratic process must be restored.

240 million Nigerians are calling for accountability from the current administration. They highlight unfulfilled promises such as improved electricity, free public Wi-Fi, job creation, and expanded social services. They also call for large-scale investments in agriculture, housing, education, and healthcare to ensure food security and improve quality of life nationwide.

There is also a strong demand for modern security infrastructure, including drones and CCTV systems across all states and local governments, to protect communities and prevent further violence.

Respectfully to the international community, Nigerians welcome support from partners who respect the nation’s sovereignty. 240 million Nigerians have expressed that assistance should come from countries willing to collaborate constructively without interference in domestic politics in Nigeria

Finally, we draw attention to the ongoing suffering of widows across Nigeria in the 36 states 774 LGA, as highlighted by recent reports from the Rose of Sharon Foundation and FIDA. These women face systemic abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Their plight demands immediate action and policy reform.

This message reflects the voices of 240 million Nigerians who demand a peaceful, prosperous, and just Nigeria. We demand all leaders to listen, act, and put the people first. Bring back our Nigerian children kidnapped since 1999 and fix the root causes of boko haram

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