Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellency President Tinubu, opposition parties, independent candidates, courts, efcc 240 million Nigerians states that this message reflects the deep frustration and urgent demands of citizens who believe Nigeria deserves far better than the hardship, insecurity, and economic decline it continues to face.

Respectfully sir you once told former President Goodluck Jonathan to resign when he could not tackle insecurity. Today, Nigerians are asking you to meet the same standard. Insecurity has persisted for decades, and millions continue to suffer.

We demand full accountabilities for all public funds from your years as governor until now. Nigerians do not want prolonged court cases or ineffective EFCC investigations. Every kobo of public money must be recovered and redirected toward rebuilding the nation:

New schools across all 36 states and 774 LGAs

Modern hospitals accessible to every citizen

Free housing for the 240 million Nigerians you swore to serve

Massive investment in farming to achieve food security

We demand the safe return of all children kidnapped since 1999 and a real strategy to address the root causes of Boko Haram.

We demand the basic services long promised but never delivered: free electricity, free Wi-Fi/data, and free education up to the PhD level in every state and LGA.

We demand job creation for the 240 million Nigerian youths who deserve a future. We demand for the abolition of NYSC, JAMB, and DSS in their current forms, and a complete reform of the police. Officers must wear body cameras, and CCTV and drones must be deployed nationwide now 7/23/2026 no lies, no slogans, no bill signing, no speeches, no big grammar we demand action and progress

We demand Remi Tinubu and Seyi Tinubu to stop spending public funds on unnecessary foreign trips and luxury purchases. These actions insult 240 million Nigerians who are struggling to survive for decades

We insist that peaceful protesters and 240 million Nigerians exercising their freedom of speech must not be harmed.

Finally, we note Benjamin Kalu’s clarification that the allocation for church musical instruments is ₦780 million, not ₦1 billion. Regardless of the amount, Nigerians demand responsible budgeting that prioritizes national survival over nonessential spending.

Nigeria is suffering. Nigerians are speaking. We expect leadership that listens and acts.

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