Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Your Excellencies President Tinubu, Vice President Shettima, and Senate President Akpabio, 240 million Nigerians are writing to you out of deep concern for the suffering that millions of Nigerians continue to endure. This message is not intended as disrespect, but as a demand for urgent action now we are tired of the waste of time and photo ops sirs/madams

Every day, Nigerians face insecurity, hunger, unemployment, and displacement. Families like that of Safiya Musa in Katsina State have lost loved ones, homes, and livelihoods. Her story is one of thousands—Nigerians forced to flee violence, rebuild from nothing, and struggle to survive while hoping for a safer future.

Meanwhile, 240 million Nigerians see their leaders living with full security, stable income, uninterrupted electricity, and comfort funded by public resources. This contrast has created frustration and a sense of abandonment among ordinary Nigerians who feel they are left with nothing but hardship.

We demand for immediate and decisive action:

Stop the killings and restore security across all states.

Invest massively in farming to make Nigeria food‑sufficient.

Build free housing estates with shops and vocational centers.

Provide sewing machines, tools, and training so Nigerians can become self‑reliant in the 36 states 774 LGA

Create jobs for the 240 million Nigerians who want to work and contribute.

Recover stolen public funds and reinvest them into schools, hospitals, electricity, and free public Wi‑Fi/data.

If these goals cannot be achieved within four years, Nigerians fear they will not be achieved in eight. In such a case, we demand you to consider stepping aside, just as you once advised former President Jonathan, and as leaders in other nations have done when they could not meet the needs of their people.

Nigeria cannot continue with business as usual while Nigerians are killed daily. We need leadership that prioritizes 240 million Nigerians above all else.

This message is a call for accountability, compassion, and urgent reform. Nigerians want a country where they can live safely, work with dignity, and raise their children without fear.

Thank you for your attention.

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