> Dear Government — Anywhere in the World
Whether you're in Nigeria, Iran, Sudan, Venezuela, or Congo...
This is for you.
We are not asking for miracles.
We just want hospitals that work — without needing connections.
We want clean water — not empty promises every election.
We want electricity that lasts more than two hours.
We want jobs — not just empowerment programs that last one week.
In Iran, people are being punished for speaking.
In Congo, they’re dying in silence while the world looks away.
In Palestine, homes are being destroyed.
In Sudan, the people are trapped between and betrayal.
And yet, all they ask for is a right to live, love, speak, and exist.
Politicians around the world wear expensive suits, while citizens are wearing pain.
They drive convoys with tinted glass, while schools have no chairs.
Why are we building more prisons than libraries?
Why are we punishing journalists for telling the truth?
Why are our leaders afraid of their own people?
You forget that your people are not your enemies —
They are the reason you’re even in power.
We will not be quiet anymore.
Whether it’s through voting, speaking, protesting, or posting —
We will keep calling you out.
Because we are not just statistics.
We are humans — with hearts, dreams, and pain.
Fix your country, not your image.
Respect your people, not just your office.
The youth are awake. The world is watching.
And history will remember everything.
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Grace
Nmeso
118 days ago> Dear Government — Anywhere in the World
Whether you're in Nigeria, Iran, Sudan, Venezuela, or Congo...
This is for you.
We are not asking for miracles.
We just want hospitals that work — without needing connections.
We want clean water — not empty promises every election.
We want electricity that lasts more than two hours.
We want jobs — not just empowerment programs that last one week.
In Iran, people are being punished for speaking.
In Congo, they’re dying in silence while the world looks away.
In Palestine, homes are being destroyed.
In Sudan, the people are trapped between and betrayal.
And yet, all they ask for is a right to live, love, speak, and exist.
Politicians around the world wear expensive suits, while citizens are wearing pain.
They drive convoys with tinted glass, while schools have no chairs.
Why are we building more prisons than libraries?
Why are we punishing journalists for telling the truth?
Why are our leaders afraid of their own people?
You forget that your people are not your enemies —
They are the reason you’re even in power.
We will not be quiet anymore.
Whether it’s through voting, speaking, protesting, or posting —
We will keep calling you out.
Because we are not just statistics.
We are humans — with hearts, dreams, and pain.
Fix your country, not your image.
Respect your people, not just your office.
The youth are awake. The world is watching.
And history will remember everything.
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m #GlobalChange #KonnectChange #SpeakTruth