Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellency President Tinubu, opposition parties, independent candidates, courts, efcc 240 million Nigerians are writing to express deep frustration and disappointment with the current state of our nation. 240 million Nigerians feel that the promises made to us have not been fulfilled. You pledged free electricity, free Wi-Fi/data, and jobs for millions, yet these commitments remain unmet. Nigerian are struggling, and the hardship continues to grow.

You once demanded that former President Goodluck Jonathan resign over insecurity. Today, insecurity has worsened, and countless Nigerians continue to suffer. boko haram’s root causes remain unaddressed, and many of our children kidnapped since 1999 have still not been rescued.

We demand meaningful action: free education, free housing, free healthcare, and new hospitals across all 36 states and 774 LGAs. We demand real police reform, not the abolition of institutions without clear alternatives. While some support state police, many fear that governors and their families will misuse funds for personal luxury. True reform must begin with accountability and transparency.

Corruption remains rampant. Nigerians expect you to drain the swamp starting with your own administration and the courts. We also call on the USA, EU, and other nations to pressure Nigeria to adopt real-time electronic transmission of election results and end manual counting that undermines trust.

We demand investment in agriculture to ensure food security, job creation for millions, and infrastructure that supports modern living, including CCTV and drones for safety across all states and LGAs.

Respectfully no Nigerian should be jailed or harmed for exercising freedom of speech. We also demand for scrutiny of public officials, including your family, to ensure that no public funds are being misused.

Respectfully Mr. President, 240 million Nigerians believe you have failed to deliver on your promises. We demand your resignation and a new direction for Nigeria—one built on honesty, accountability, and real development, not symbolic gestures like distributing akara and corn.

Nigeria deserves better.

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