To: Distinguished Senator Natasha Hadiza Akpata. The Great Queen.
From: National Integrity Alliance Groups
Date: Saturday, March 8, 2025
Dear Senator Natasha,
As a mother who has selflessly accepted the challenges of childbirth six times, you embody the very essence of strength, resilience, and devotion.
Never lesting or consider those who sacrifice their children for leadership.
Your unwavering commitment to your family and community is truly inspiring.
Your leadership and dedication to the well-being of your constituents are qualities that earn you a revered place in our hearts.
We celebrate your unrelenting passion for justice, equality, and progress.
As we reflect on the rich history of our great nation, we draw inspiration from the legendary Queen Amina of Zazzau, a symbol of courage, wisdom, and leadership. You, Senator Natasha, are a modern-day embodiment of these virtues.
We urge you to continue being a shining example for our nation’s youth, particularly young women, who look up to you as a role model.
Your perseverance and determination serve as a beacon of hope for a brighter future.
Please accept our deepest admiration and appreciation for all that you do.
We have been working tirelessly, monitoring developments on your issue and beyond.
We also salute our great leader, His Excellency Alhaji Atiku Abubakar Wazirin Adamawa, and our party leaders, for affirming their support for you. Our groups are solidly behind your struggles, particularly in fighting injustice and corrupt leaders.
Your case serves as a wake-up call to the younger generation to organize and prepare for future elections.
With leaders like them, our nation can move forward and grow.
Unfortunately, our current judicial system is not immune to the recent events in Cross Rivers State.
One of our own, His Excellency Sir Siminalayi Fubara, the Elected and Executive Governor of Rivers, and the citizens of his state, have been attacked by a few selfish leaders.
The Rivers issue represents a total collapse of democracy and dictatorship leadership in Nigeria’s history.
Special Message to our Youth Groups:
Our zonal representatives from the states to the national level, across all geopolitical zones, will convene before the end of the month to discuss the next course of action.
We urge citizens to remain calm amidst the challenges our nation is facing.
We also call on business leaders from the South-South, South-East, North-Central, North-West, and North-East to refrain from supporting wars between neighboring nations, which are championed by agents of neo-colonialism.
As His Excellency Alhaji Atiku Abubakar Wazirin Adamawa stated during the last elections,
“If you refuse to protect your vote, you will be led by those who make you slaves.”
The APC’s poor policies have resulted in over 10 million pupils, students, and tertiary students being out of school due to their parents’ inability to pay school fees.
We remind our young generation to resist the imposition of family rule against their wishes, as seen in some African countries.
We warn anyone or group causing problems for our nation or citizens that enough is enough.
We urge our members not to compromise in sabotaging our nation.
The hardship and marginalization of other geopolitical zones in appointment considerations are disastrous and anarchic.
We encourage our section of political affiliations to continue group communications and consultations.
We appreciate the good wishes from our diaspora community.
Let us continue to consult in God’s name; the incoming election will mark the end of dictatorship.
The current state of APC leadership and governance is indeed concerning, with even Vice President Kashim Shettima expressing dissatisfaction.
It’s alarming to think about the impact on ordinary citizens when someone in a position of power like Shettima is complaining.
Shettima’s reputation as a politician has been marred by criticism, with some labeling him as cowardly for not standing up against injustices in his region or Borno State.
Please we want to ask the Kingdom of Borno, their son and our Vice President Missing in Action because it has been a long time since we haven’t heard from him.
The contrast between Shettima’s past and present behavior is striking.
As a senator, he championed Bola Tinubu’s presidential aspirations, but now, as Vice President, he seems less influential.
Some agencies that should be under his supervision have been merged with other ministries, leaving questions about his current responsibilities.
It’s understandable that people are skeptical about Shettima’s ability to drive change, especially when compared to his past self.
The perception that he’s not fighting for his region or state’s interests is damaging to his reputation.
We appeal to our Muslim brothers to use the Ramadan Fasting period to pray for our people and nation.
Thank you for your service.
Sincerely,
Rt. Comrade Abdullahi Al-Assad Umar Ladan (DSP.SPD Rtd)
Chairman, National Integrity Alliance Groups 0806 561 6560.