Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellency President Tinubu, Governors in the 36 states 774 LGA, opposition parties, independent candidates, courts, efcc 240 million Nigerians write to you to express deep concern about the direction of governance in Nigeria and to demand urgent corrective action. These points reflect the frustrations of citizens who believe Nigeria deserves transparency, accountability, and modern democratic processes.

Respectfully sir first, we demand your resignation. Nations around the world have seen leaders step down when trust is broken, and Nigeria deserves the same standard of responsibility. The continued reliance on hand counting of election results is unacceptable. Nigerians want to know where the funds allocated for real‑time electronic transmission across the 36 states and 774 LGAs have gone.

We also demand the immediate release of all Nigerian tax money allegedly diverted or mismanaged since you took office. These funds must be invested directly into free schools, free housing, and new hospitals across all states and LGAs. Nigeria’s development cannot continue to be delayed.

Regarding insecurity, we must state clearly the killings by terrorists since 1999 have affected both Christians and Muslims. We reject narratives that divide Nigerians along religious lines. We demand an end to ransom payments and negotiations with terrorist groups. Instead, invest in modern security infrastructure—drones, CCTV systems, and community‑based intelligence across all 36 states and 774 LGAs.

We also demand massive investment in farming to make Nigeria food‑sufficient. Nigerians deserve free electricity and free public Wi‑Fi/data, promises made for decades but never fulfilled.

We demand for the abolition of NYSC, DSS, and JAMB, and for free education up to the PhD level. Nigeria’s youth deserve a future built on opportunity, not barriers.

We demand full police reform and a shift toward technology‑driven security. We also ask the USA, EU, and all 195 countries to pressure your administration to abolish hand counting of votes and ensure full transparency in INEC’s operations. Where is the money allocated to INEC for real‑time transmission? Nigerians deserve answers.

Finally, we note recent international developments, including the U.S. House amendment proposing to withhold aid to Nigeria until effective governance steps are taken. This should serve as a wake‑up call.

Nigeria must move forward. We demand accountability, transparency, and immediate action.

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