Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)
Your Excellency President Tinubu, opposition parties, independent candidates, courts, efcc 240 million Nigerians are writing to express the deep frustration and urgent demands voiced by millions of Nigerians who feel unheard, unsafe, and misled. These concerns are not partisan—they come from citizens across all backgrounds who want a stable, secure, and prosperous nation.
Nigerians are demanding accountability. We want clarity on the funds allocated to INEC for real-time electronic transmission of election results. Hand counting continues despite the investment, and this has destroyed public trust. We call on the USA, EU, and the international community to pressure Nigeria to abolish manual counting and fully implement transparent digital systems.
We also raise serious concerns about corruption within institutions such as the EFCC and the courts. Nigerians see these cases as distractions rather than genuine reforms. Many citizens believe that, like the UK Prime Minister who resigned over corruption issues, you Mr President sir with all due respect should consider stepping down to restore integrity and trust in governance.
Our children kidnapped since 1999 must be brought home. The root causes of boko haram must be addressed with real solutions, not temporary fixes. We demand abolishing NYSC, JAMB, and DSS in their current forms, we demand jobs investment in farming/agriculture so that 240 million Nigerians can be food sufficient 240 million Nigerians reject akara/corn/ bread/rice/beans we demand real jobs for 240 million Nigerians youths and graduates we are hardworking at home & globally what Nigeria lacks are honest leaders with integrity who cares and loves Nigerian children in the 36 states 774 LGA
We demand modern policing—body cameras for all officers, drones, and CCTV coverage across all 36 states and 774 LGAs. Security is not optional; it is the foundation of national progress.
Fifteen states reportedly have free electricity and free WiFi/data. Nigerians want transparency where is the money for the remaining 21 states? Governors who fail to deliver should resign and should not be re-elected.
We demand jobs for 240 million Nigerians, massive investment in farming, free housing, free education up to PhD level, and new hospitals in every state and LGA. These are basic expectations for a nation with Nigeria’s resources.
Nigerians do not want our country to collapse like Libya or other struggling nations. We want stability, security, and prosperity. Court cases and EFCC distractions are not helping 240 million Nigerians—they are hurting them.
Finally, we note with concern the recent revelation that a fake government agency operated openly within your administration and was nearly handed almost a million dollars. This incident has further damaged public confidence.
Respectfully Mr. President, Nigerians are demanding decisive action, accountability, and leadership that prioritizes Nigerians over politics. Many believe resignation is the honorable path forward.
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