Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)
Your Excellency President Tinubu, opposition parties, independent candidates, courts, efcc 240 million Nigerians are writing to express the urgent demands and frustrations felt by millions of Nigerians across all 36 states and 774 local government areas. These concerns reflect long-standing issues affecting education, security, employment, infrastructure, and national development.
First, we demand for the abolition of JAMB, NYSC, and DSS requirements for education and employment. Nigerians should only need WAEC to access university, NCE, vocational schools, and valid Nigeria ID/passport for job opportunities. This is the same system used in the USA, EU, and over 195 countries.
We also demand that MTN leave Nigeria immediately and be replaced with a Nigerian-owned company that hires Nigerians directly without online applications or interviews. Every citizen should have equal access to employment.
Respectfully Mr. President, we demand you to address the root causes of boko haram and ensure the safe return of all children kidnapped since 1999. Nigerian families have waited far too long.
We also reject wasteful spending on akara, corn, and bread distributions. Nigerians demand that tax money be invested in farming to achieve food sufficiency nationwide in the 36 states 774 LGA
We demand for job creation for 240 million Nigerians, free housing, free education up to the PhD level, and new hospitals across all states and LGAs.
Respectfully to the governors in 21 states that still lack free electricity and free WiFi/data, Nigerians ask what are you doing with our tax money? If you cannot provide these basic services, we demand your resignation.
We also demand urgent police reforms, including mandatory body cameras, drones, and CCTV coverage across all 36 states and 774 LGAs.
Finally, Nigerian students spend thousands of Naira monthly on data. The NCC’s proposed zero-rated free internet plan is a step forward, but we expect full implementation and expansion to all educational and public platforms. No lies no slogans
Mr. President, Nigerians are asking for real solutions, not promises. We demand you to act now.

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