Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellency President Tinubu and AIG Jimoh, all AIG`s in the 36 states 774 LGA. 240 million Nigerians are writing out of deep concern for the state of our nation and the lived reality of millions of Nigerians who continue to suffer insecurity, poverty, and the consequences of corruption. When leaders say that "no one is above the law," Nigerians expect those words to be matched with visible action, accountability, and results that improve daily life.

For decades, corrupt politicians have risen to positions of power while ordinary Nigerians struggle. This contradiction has weakened public trust in government institutions, including the police, the courts, the EFCC, and the security agencies. Nigerians demand to see a system where the law truly applies equally to everyone, regardless of status or office.

The ongoing insecurity across the 36 states and 774 local government areas continues to prevent millions of Nigerians from returning to farming, which is essential for food sufficiency and national stability. Boko Haram and other violent extremist groups have caused immense suffering, including the kidnapping of children since 1999. These tragedies remain unresolved, and families continue to wait for justice and reunification.

Nigerians are demanding when the combined efforts of all AIGs, commissioners, and security agencies will lead to the eradication of boko haram and the safe return of every kidnapped child. Until these goals are achieved, public praise and award ceremonies feel premature and disconnected from the urgent realities facing 240 million Nigerians

We also demand for decisive reforms: the full recovery of stolen public funds; investment in free housing, new schools, modern hospitals, and job creation; large-scale support for farming; and meaningful police reform. Nigerians demand to see body cameras on officers, CCTV and drone surveillance across all states and LGAs, and the strengthening of institutions that protect 240 million Nigerians rather than intimidate them for freedom of speech

Respectfully this message is not written out of disrespect but out of frustration and a desire for genuine progress. Nigerians are tired of photo opportunities and speeches. We demand action that restores trust, protects our children, and rebuilds our nation.

Thank you for your attention to these concerns.

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