Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellency President Tinubu, opposition parties, independent candidates, courts,efcc 240 million Nigerians are writing to you as a concerned Nigerian citizen who believes our nation is at a critical crossroads. The ongoing violence, the persistent killings of both Christians and Muslims, and the continued inability of successive governments to stop terrorist networks from operating freely have brought Nigeria to a point of deep national pain.

For decades, Nigerians have watched governments negotiate with terrorists, pay ransom, and allow extremist groups to grow stronger. Today, the consequences are devastating. The recent killing of nine members of Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo’s family — including a two‑month‑old baby — and the death threats issued against him by radicalized Fulani militia members highlight the severity of the crisis. No Nigerian should live under such fear.

The world is watching. The U.S. State Department, the EU, and humanitarian organizations have repeatedly raised alarms about the shocking level of violence against innocent Nigerians. Many believe that global partners already possess intelligence on terrorist financiers, collaborators, and enablers. We urge the international community — the USA, EU, and all 195 nations — to publish the financial networks, identities, and travel restrictions of these terrorist actors so Nigerians can finally see the truth.

Respectfully we also call for the deportation of the families of corrupt Nigerian politicians living abroad. Nigeria cannot heal while stolen wealth is enjoyed overseas and 240 million Nigerians at home suffer.

Respectfully Mr. President, you once urged former President Goodluck Jonathan to resign during a period of national crisis. Today, many Nigerians feel the same urgency. The United Kingdom’s Prime Minister resigned over corruption and incompetence. Leadership requires accountability, and when a government cannot protect its people, stepping aside becomes an act of service, not weakness.

We demand you to consider resigning honorably so Nigeria can begin a new chapter — one rooted in justice, security, and genuine reform.

Nigeria deserves peace. Nigerians deserve safety. Our children deserve a future free from terror.

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