Former Texas Mayor Demands Action from Tinubu on Displaced Nigerians

Mike Arnold, a former Mayor of Texas, has addressed President Bola Tinubu in an open letter shared on his verified 𝕏 handle, outlining conditions for halting his criticisms of Tinubu's government. Arnold demands that Tinubu acknowledge the existence of approximately 40,000 displaced Nigerians living in at least eight camps within the Federal Capital Territory.
He insists that the president must act swiftly to alleviate their suffering by providing necessary assistance, calling on international relief organizations, and ensuring displaced families receive adequate food, clothing, shelter, sanitation, medical care, and education for their children. Arnold also urges the Tinubu administration to commit to clearing Boko Haram and other armed terrorist groups from the ancestral lands of these families to facilitate their return home.
He emphasizes that he does not seek any personal benefit, such as a government position or financial gain, but rather calls for mercy, justice, and action to support the displaced individuals.
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