Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellency President Tinubu, opposition parties, independent candidates, courts, efcc 240 million Nigerians are writing to express a series of strong concerns that many Nigerians continue to raise about governance, accountability, and the state of the nation. These points reflect public frustration, not legal conclusions, and they are shared here as civic demands from citizens who want transparency, justice, and progress.

Many Nigerians believe that opposition parties, independent candidates, and institutions such as the courts and EFCC must operate without political interference. There is a growing sentiment that only leaders with clear, verifiable records should hold office, and 240 million Nigerians and the global world argue that Peter Obi is the only major politician without a criminal record. They also emphasize that if 240 million Nigerians choose him or anyone else as the next president, that decision belongs solely to 240 million Nigerians

There are also questions about the sources of wealth used in politics. Nigerians are asking how political figures—including Atiku Abubakar, yourself President Tinubu respectfully, and others—acquired the funds they spend publicly. 240 million Nigerians demand all politicians to disclose their financial histories openly on global platforms now 7/26/2026 no lies, no slogans with all due respect

240 million Nigerians are demanding for your resignation, citing examples such as the recent resignation of the UK Prime Minister. They argue that leadership must reflect accountability and transparency. Others demand that you stop receiving a monthly salary and instead redirect national resources toward citizens who continue to struggle.

A major concern remains the unresolved kidnappings carried out by boko haram since 1999. Nigerians demand every effort intensified to bring home all abducted children and adults.

240 million Nigerians also recall promises of free electricity, free Wi-Fi/data, and improved living conditions. 240 million Nigerians still pay high electricity bills, live in poverty, and lack reliable infrastructure. Nigerians demand job creation for all Nigerians and the recovery of any stolen public funds to build free housing, invest in agriculture, expand hospitals, and provide free education up to the PhD level across all 36 states and 774 local government areas.

Respectfully sir/madam Nigerians point out that you and the First Lady live in Aso Rock with free utilities and security, and they demand that Nigerians deserve similar dignity and support. They also insist that court cases and EFCC investigations should not distract from returning public funds and delivering essential services.

There are demands to abolish NYSC, DSS, and JAMB, and to reform the police. Nigerians demand CCTV cameras and drones deployed across all 36 states and 774 LGAs to improve security.

These demands reflect widespread frustration and a desire for meaningful change. Nigerians demand transparency, accountability, and a government that prioritizes the welfare of 240 million Nigerians above all else.

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