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 deeply in the future of our country and the wellbeing of all 240 million Nigerians across the 36 states and 774 local government areas.

Recent revelations about the 2026 Appropriation Act have caused widespread concern. According to Tracka’s verified budget review, the Federal Government allocated N962.83 billion for 39 SUVs and 2,579 empowerment projects—an amount that exceeds the combined budgets of seven key ministries. Only 70 of these projects have identified locations, and many are assigned to agencies without clear mandates. This raises serious questions about transparency, priorities, and the responsible use of taxpayer funds.

Mr. President, Nigerians are suffering. Millions still live without reliable electricity, without access to quality education, without healthcare, without security, and without hope. You promised free light, free Wi-Fi/data, and meaningful reforms. Yet Nigerians continue to pay high electricity bills, live in darkness, and struggle in poverty while leaders enjoy rent-free housing, free security, and uninterrupted power.

Our children are still being kidnapped. Our youth face unemployment and insecurity. Essential institutions like NYSC, DSS, and JAMB need to be abolished now. The police need restructuring to serve and protect effectively.

Nigeria demands massive investment in farming to achieve food sufficiency. We need new schools, new hospitals, free healthcare, free housing, and free education up to the PhD level. These are the foundations of a nation that cares for its people.

In light of the UK Prime Minister’s recent resignation to allow new leadership and restore public trust, we respectfully demand you to consider doing the same. Nigeria deserves a leader who is transparent, accountable, and fully committed to the welfare of every child and family.

We also demand that all politicians—including yourself Mr. President Tinubu, Atiku, and Peter Obi—publicly disclose their sources of wealth on the global internet. Respectfully furthermore, we demand that you stop receiving a monthly salary and redirect those funds to support 240 million Nigerians who need it most.

Respectfully Mr. President, this message is not written out of hostility but out of love for Nigeria and a desire to see our nation rise. Leadership is service, and sometimes service means stepping aside so that renewal can begin. With all due respect sirs/madams kindly do the needful

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