Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Greetings Esteemed INEC and Your Excellency President Tinubu, 240 million Nigerians are writing as a concerned Nigerian citizen who are deeply worried about the direction of our nation and the future of over 240 million people who continue to struggle with unemployment, insecurity, hunger, and loss of trust in government institutions.

As INEC begins publishing details of political party candidates for the 2027 elections, many Nigerians are asking what comes next. Will this process finally lead to real job creation for millions of youths and graduates? Will it bring an end to corruption? Will it lead to genuine investment in farming so Nigeria can become food‑sufficient again? These questions are not political attacks—they are the lived realities of 240 million Nigerians who have endured hardship for decades.

Nigerians have lost trust in government institutions—INEC, the courts, the police, the military, airforce, EFCC, and even elected leaders. This distrust is not caused by opposition parties or independent candidates; it is caused by years of unfulfilled promises, insecurity, and economic hardship with all political actors for decades

Respectfully Mr. President, Nigerians demand jobs. We demand safety. We demand food security. We demand electricity that works. We demand the return of children kidnapped since 1999. We demand investment in farming so millions can return to agriculture and rebuild the nation.

You promised free light, free Wi‑Fi, and relief from suffering. Today, Nigerians still live in darkness, still pay high electricity bills, and still struggle with hunger.

We also demand INEC and the courts to clarify a critical question: How is it possible for a candidate to hold a university degree without a secondary school certificate, when globally, a high school diploma is required for university admission and employment? Nigerians deserve transparency and accountability.

The country is bleeding. 240 million Nigerians are suffering. boko haram has killed millions since 1999, and the world knows this. Nigerians need leadership that acknowledges reality and takes decisive action.

As INEC displays candidate details for 2027, Nigerians want assurance that the next election will not be another cycle of disappointment. We demand leaders who will create jobs, end corruption, secure the nation, and rebuild trust.

We demand INEC to ensure transparency. We demand the courts to uphold justice. And we demand President Tinubu to take responsibility for the promises made and the suffering of 240 million Nigerians

Nigeria cannot continue like this.

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