Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellency President Tinubu, opposition parties, independent candidates 240 million Nigerians are writing to express deep concern about the state of national security, public welfare, and the use of Nigerian tax resources. As Nigerians, we believe it is important to raise these issues respectfully yet firmly, in the hope of meaningful reform.

First, we demand your administration to conduct a full review of federal agencies such as the DSS, NYSC, and JAMB, and consider whether their current structures best serve Nigerians. 240 million Nigerians believe that redirecting these funds toward strengthening the Nigerian Police Force would have a greater impact on safety and accountability.

We demand that all police officers across the 36 states and 774 local government areas be equipped with body cameras, and that CCTV systems be installed nationwide. These measures would improve transparency, reduce abuses, and help rebuild trust between citizens and law enforcement.

We also demand on your administration to intensify efforts to rescue all children kidnapped since 1999. Violent extremist groups such as boko haram have caused immense suffering, and addressing the root causes—poverty, lack of education, and insecurity—must be a national priority.

Nigeria needs large-scale investment in farming across all 36 states and 774 LGAs. Food security is essential for stability, economic growth, and reducing youth unemployment.

Respectfully we do not need akara/corn temporary handouts. We demand long-term solutions: free housing for 240 million Nigerians new hospitals, and free education up to the PhD level. These are the foundations of a strong and prosperous nation.

During your campaign, you promised free electricity and free Wi-Fi/data access. Nigerians are still waiting for these commitments to be fulfilled.

We also demand you to reduce the cost of governance. Redirecting the salaries and allowances of top political office holders toward supporting the 240 million Nigerians would demonstrate genuine leadership and sacrifice.

Finally, we demand for the creation of sustainable jobs for millions of Nigerian youths and graduates. Our young Nigerians deserve opportunities, not uncertainty.

The recent release and compensation of Nura Idris, who was wrongfully detained, is a positive step. We demand to see more actions that uphold justice and protect 240 million Nigerians

Nigeria belongs to all of us, and we demand that your administration take bold steps to restore action, dignity, and prosperity. No lies, no slogans no akara/corn with all due respect sirs/madams

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