Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellency President Tinubu, Governors of the 36 States, and Chairpersons of the 774 Local Government Areas, opposition parties, independent candidates, courts, efcc 240 million Nigerians are writing to express a deep and longstanding concern shared by millions of Nigerians. For decades, citizens have struggled with a lack of trust in government institutions—past and present—including the courts, EFCC, and other agencies responsible for accountability. Many Nigerians believe that meaningful change must begin at the very top and flow downward to all 240 million citizens.

We respectfully demand full transparency from all national leaders—President Tinubu, Vice President Shettima, Senate President Akpabio, opposition parties, and independent candidates. Nigerians deserve to see publicly, on global platforms, clear documentation showing how each leader acquired their wealth. This is essential to rebuilding trust and restoring integrity in public service.

We also demand on President Tinubu to demonstrate leadership by foregoing monthly salary payments and redirecting those funds to benefit ordinary Nigerians. Such an act would set a powerful example and signal a new era of accountability.

Furthermore, we demand the government to abolish outdated institutions such as NYSC, DSS, and JAMB, which many Nigerians believe no longer serve their intended purpose. Instead, we demand for a real focus on job creation, agricultural investment, and practical economic development. No lies, no slogans, no bill signing, no photo ops with all due respect sirs/madams

Nigerians are demanding:

Free electricity nationwide

Free Wi-Fi and data access

Free education up to the PhD level in all 36 states and 774 LGAs

Free housing for citizens

New, fully equipped hospitals in every state and LGA

The recent suspension of Dr. Agbai Johnson Ukwa at Abia State University—over allegations of extortion and grade manipulation—is only a small example of the systemic corruption that has plagued Nigeria for decades. 240 million Nigerians have watched leaders commit serious offenses and still rise to positions of power. This must end now 7/22/2026

We demand for decisive action, transparent reforms, and a commitment to building a Nigeria where integrity is the foundation of leadership.

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