Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)
Your Excellency President Tinubu, opposition parties, independent candidates, courts, efcc 240 million Nigerians are
writing to express deep frustration shared by many Nigerians who no longer trust the government—past or present, opposition or independent, institutions or agencies. For decades, we have seen paper signings, MoUs, photo ops, and promises that never translate into real change. Nigeria remains in poverty and darkness because these gestures have not produced results.
We demand clear, measurable action. Specifically, we demand for a definite timeline for mass employment. Nigerians should not be subjected to complicated online applications or interviews. A Nigerian ID or passport should be enough to qualify for work opportunities that uplift our people.
We demand you to address the root causes of boko haram and secure the release of all Nigerian children kidnapped since 1999. We also call on the USA, EU, and the international community to pressure the Nigerian government to stop ransom payments and negotiations with terrorists. These practices would never be accepted in the United States, and they should not continue here.
We also demand accountability for INEC funds allocated for real-time election transmission. Hand counting of votes must end. Nigerians deserve transparency and modern systems that reflect the resources already provided.
Our demands are clear:
Jobs for all 240 million Nigerians in the 36 states 774 LGA
Free electricity and free Wi-Fi/data as promised.
Recovery of stolen tax money and reinvestment into agriculture, housing, hospitals, and education up to the PhD level.
Investment in large-scale farming so Nigerians can grow food, live rent-free on their land, and achieve true food sufficiency.
We reject temporary relief foods like rice, akara, corn, and beans. We want sustainable agricultural development. Nigeria has the land and the sun—we need leadership that empowers citizens to use them.
We acknowledge the recent MoU signed by NACCIMA with Linyi Wholesalers Federation and TTC Hydra Limited at INFRACON 2026. While this may open doors for investment, Nigerians need assurance that such agreements will produce real, tangible benefits—not just another ceremony of lies /photo ops we have seen for decades
We demand for decisive action now 7/20/2026
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