Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellency President Tinubu, opposition parties, independent candidates, courts, efcc 240 million Nigerians are writing to express urgent concerns shared by many Nigerians regarding security, policing, civil liberties, and governance. These points reflect the frustrations of citizens who want a safer, fairer, and more accountable Nigeria.

First, we demand the abolition of the DSS in its current form and a comprehensive reform of the Nigerian Police Force. Nigerians do not support the creation of state police, as governors and their families across the 36 states and 774 LGAs could misuse such forces against peaceful protesters. Instead, we call for a modernized national police system equipped with mandatory body cameras, CCTV coverage, and drones across all states and LGAs to ensure transparency and accountability.

Regarding the case of Zainab Sodiq, we demand her immediate release and insist that no harm should befall her. Nigerians expect video evidence of any alleged crime, not AI-generated or fabricated materials. The DSS confirmed she was intercepted on July 6, 2026, at Murtala Muhammed International Airport while traveling with a drone allegedly without an End User Certificate. She was allowed to board her flight but later detained. We demand her release and insist that any legitimate investigation be handled by the courts or the EFCC, if they are serious about justice.

We also demand decisive action against boko haram, which has been killing Nigerian children since 1999. Nigerians want to know when arrests will be made and when justice will be served. We demand that you bring back all kidnapped children and Nigerians who have been missing for decades

Furthermore, we demand you to address the root causes of insecurity by creating jobs for 240 million Nigerians, investing heavily in farming to achieve food sufficiency, and providing free housing and free education up to the PhD level across all 36 states and 774 LGAs.

Nigerians no longer trust the government—past, present, opposition parties, independent candidates, courts, or the EFCC. We demand that these institutions stop distracting the public with unnecessary court cases and instead focus on meaningful reforms that improve the lives of 240 million Nigerians

These demands come from a place of deep frustration and anger no disrespect sirs/madams. Nigerians want a country where justice is real, security is guaranteed, and leadership prioritizes 240 million Nigerian children over politics and lies

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