Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)
Your Excellency President Tinubu, opposition parties, independent candidates, courts, efcc 240 million Nigerians are writing to express a series of urgent concerns shared by many Nigerians who feel that the current approach to corruption, insecurity, and governance is not delivering meaningful results. These points reflect public frustration and a call for decisive leadership.
240 million Nigerians believe that relying on the courts and the EFCC for major corruption cases has become ineffective due to widespread perceptions of institutional compromise. They argue that these processes create delays, distractions, and do not lead to real accountability. Instead, they demand immediate recovery of stolen Nigerian tax money and insist that those responsible face consequences.
There is also a strong call for your administration to address the root causes of boko haram by prioritizing job creation, economic opportunities, and social stability. Nigerians are demanding free, modern hospitals across all 36 states and 774 local government areas, free housing, and free education up to the PhD level as essential steps toward national development.
240 million Nigerians are questioning why INEC still relies on manual counting of election results despite funds allocated for real-time electronic transmission across all states and LGAs. We are also calling for the abolition or reform of NYSC, JAMB, and DSS, and for comprehensive police reform, including mandatory body cameras for all officers. Additionally, they demand CCTV coverage across the country to improve security and transparency.
A major concern remains the kidnapping of Nigerian children since 1999. Many believe your administration must prioritize their rescue and address the systemic issues that allow such tragedies to continue.
Recent allegations involving a forged letter and a fictitious government agency have further intensified public distrust. 240 million Nigerians argue that these incidents highlight deeper issues within the system and reinforce the need for direct presidential action rather than prolonged legal battles.
Given these concerns, 240 million Nigerians are calling for your resignation, citing that ultimate responsibility rests with the presidency. We point to examples from other countries, such as the UK, where leaders stepped down amid crises.
Finally, there is a growing sentiment that Nigeria may need international pressure from the USA, EU, and other nations to ensure accountability, transparency, and reforms. No country/leaders are perfect Nigerian govt can do the needful and do better
These views reflect the urgency felt by 240 million Nigerians who want a safer, more prosperous, and more accountable Nigeria. We are demanding for bold action, not prolonged legal processes.
Nigeria's president has ordered a corruption investigation into allegations that a fictitious government agency was set up within his own office, complete with public funding worth $950,000 (£700,000). No need of investigation sirs Nigeria is a corrupt system we demand these money recovered asap and used to build free hospitals, free housing, free education to PhD level, invest in farming/agriculture in the 36 states 774 LGA, tackle the root causes of boko haram and we demand free light free wifi/data that was promised decades ago which was lies. Sirs bring back our children kidnapped 2 months ago we are saddened of how politicians, pastors and their wives and families sleep while Nigerian children are killed and kidnapped in the 36 states 774 LGA since 1999 Always business as usual fake speeches, bills, slogans no disrespect sirs we are been very real, and the truth must be told. Bring back our children we are tired of the wait sirs
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