Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellency President Tinubu and Lagos State Government, opposition parties, independent candidates, courts, efcc 240 million Nigerians are writing to express deep frustration and concern about the current state of our nation. Nigerians are facing severe flooding, homelessness, insecurity, and economic hardship, yet those in leadership continue to live with privileges funded by taxpayers who are suffering daily.

240 million Nigerians feel that public funds are being misused while essential infrastructure, such as roads and flood control systems across the 36 states and 774 local government areas, remain neglected. The global community sees the contrast between the suffering of 240 million Nigerians and the comfort enjoyed by those in power.

There is growing public demand for accountability. 240 million Nigerians believe that your administration has not delivered on promises of free electricity, free internet access, job creation, or improved security. Children kidnapped weeks ago remain missing, and Nigerians feel abandoned.

The call for resignation is rooted in the belief that Nigeria deserves a fresh, transparent, and credible electoral process—one that uses real-time electronic transmission, eliminates hand counting, and restores trust. Nigerians are urging international partners, including the USA, EU, and other nations, to support efforts toward a free and fair election.

Nigerians demand reforms that address unemployment, housing, farming, policing, and the root causes of insecurity. Nigerians demand institutions like DSS, NYSC, and JAMB abolished. They want their children returned, their communities protected, and their tax money used responsibly.

If these urgent needs cannot be met, many Nigerians believe it is in the nation’s best interest for you to step aside so that a new, credible election can be conducted.

240 million Nigeria are suffering, and they are demanding for leadership that prioritizes their well-being. Not lies/slogans with all due respect sir/madam

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