Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellency President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, opposition parties, independent candidates, courts, efcc 240 million Nigerians write to you as a concerned Nigerian citizen who believes deeply in the future of our country and the urgent need for decisive, people‑centered leadership. This message is not intended as disrespect, but as a direct expression of the frustration felt by millions of Nigerians who are struggling daily.

Nigeria’s challenges have reached a critical point. 240 million Nigerians believe that national institutions such as NYSC, DSS, and JAMB no longer serve their intended purpose and require complete abolition. 240 million Nigeria youth are demanding real job creation, not symbolic programs. Over 240 million Nigerians need sustainable employment opportunities, not temporary interventions.

We also demand for immediate action to rescue and return all Nigerian children kidnapped since 1999. Their families have waited for decades, and the nation cannot continue to move forward while thousands remain missing.

Nigeria must invest aggressively in farming and food production so that our population can become food‑sufficient. We urge the government to prioritize agriculture as a national emergency.

240 million Nigerians are also demanding free housing, free education up to the PhD level, free healthcare, and new hospitals in all 36 states and 774 local government areas. Additionally, Nigerians expect reliable electricity and free public Wi‑Fi/data—promises that have been made for decades but remain unfulfilled.

240 million Nigerians feel that the government’s focus on photo opportunities, interviews, and bills that do not improve daily life has become unacceptable. Nigerians are tired, and they want results.

We demand you to take bold, transformative action. If meaningful change cannot be delivered, 240 million Nigerians believe resignation—similar to what occurred recently with the UK Prime Minister—would be the honorable path.

Nigeria demands urgent reforms, transparency, and leadership that prioritizes 240 million Nigerians above all else.

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