Jikan.Rioji Jr

political advocate,
P.D.P⛱ member since Day one.
F1 Fan.
For your own sanity let things be.🙏🏼

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

It's becoming a habit tweeter turn to very bad app, nothing but critics, abuse,racist, insult, hate of people you don't even know just because you've the advantage of holding a phone then you jump in tweeter and start dragging & insulting people any how, we've lost it! The fun...

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

@officialEFCC No be you post say na fake news. You see how unprofessional you people sound now. People doing this want to probe people for money laundering and other related money abuse. You're no longer legit again anything can happen if you can authorise shadow recruitment.

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

The picking of expression of interest forms by more aspirants for the guber race is a double-edged sword. It narrows the chances of some and widens for others

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

Gov. Fintiri should not take his senatorial contest for granted. He has done little or nothing to the rural areas, and that is where the majority votes are.

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

@joashamupitan You're going down josh

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

@youngskales Good morning skales Allah yayi maka albarka

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

@Waspapping_ Unfortunately, you're nothing in the north. You can't decide for your siblings even in your fathers house. So, who cares you? You support it or not.

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

From Adamawa to Kaduna, to Kano... Gombe is loading. These last-minute transactions embarked on by @ADCTheCoalition are intriguing.

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

@Mallam_jabeer He will by media conference

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

@Kyusufabba i pity you right now I swear

[Daily Trust @daily_trust]

BREAKING: Kano deputy gov resigns
https://t.co/jOQ3nD2dQD

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

@BashirElRufai Wannan ya nuna tauhidin ka yanada Rauni. Ka kyara kafin kashiga tsinuwar Allah

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

@IranTimes9 May God be with him

[Atiku Abubakar @atiku]

Over the decades that I have known Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze, I have come to the inevitable conclusion that he is a restless democrat who is hellbent on instilling responsible and responsive leadership traits on political leaders.

Indeed, Eze is a man of many parts, who has distinguished himself in every calling. He is a journalist of repute, prolific writer, and a great manager of men and resources. He is also a philanthropist, sports development enthusiast, media consultant par excellence, deeply religious, humane, vocal and an advocate of good democratic governance.

On behalf of my family, I join Chief Eze and his family and friends in celebration on his 68th birthday. May the Almighty God grant him more years in good health and service. -AA

[Atiku Abubakar @atiku]

Today, as we celebrate your remarkable life, I would like to take a moment to reflect on the incredible journey you have taken. Born on New Year’s Day in 1964, in the vibrant heart of Lagos Island, you have woven your story into the fabric of our lives and our nation at large.

Your contributions as a Distinguished Professor of Development Economics have illuminated the minds of countless students and shaped the future of our economic landscape. Your insights on the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria have not only showcased your expertise but have also served to steer our nation's economy towards sustainable growth.

Beyond your noteworthy achievements, your loyalty as a friend is a treasure that many of us hold dear. You epitomize what it means to be a pillar of support and kindness in both personal and professional spheres. Your wisdom and compassion make you not just a colleague but an invaluable friend.

As a member of the esteemed Gbajabiamila family, you, Prof. Mustapha Akinkunmi, carry forward a legacy of excellence. It is a legacy you embody in every lecture you give, in every policy you influence, and in every life you touch.

On this special day, I wish you joy, health, and the fulfillment of all your dreams. May the year 2026 and the other years ahead bless you with new adventures and continued success as you inspire others with your remarkable spirit. -AA

[Atiku Abubakar @atiku]

Dear Fellow Nigerians,

I extend my compliments of the season as we welcome the New Year, 2026.

For millions of long-suffering Nigerians, the only consolation is that 2025, one of the most punishing years in our recent history, has come to an end. It was a year defined by economic suffocation, political recklessness, and governance without empathy under the All Progressives Congress (@OfficialAPCNg) administration.

The past year exposed, in stark terms, the incompetence and policy bankruptcy of President Bola Tinubu. Governing for months without a functional budget, the administration relied on propaganda while borrowing recklessly, pushing the nation to the brink of economic collapse.

Nothing better captures the decay of this government than the scandal of a forged tax law, shamelessly branded a “reform.” Even more disturbing was the President’s refusal to allow due legislative and legal processes to address what is clearly a criminal act.

A government that begins reform with forgery cannot end with prosperity.

In the same year, Nigeria’s democratic foundations were deliberately weakened, as the APC worked systematically to deform our multiparty democracy into a de facto one-party state through coercion, intimidation, and state capture.

While drowning the nation in debt, the government falsely claimed to have met revenue targets.

Meanwhile, insecurity worsened dramatically. Kidnappings, abductions, and violent crimes surged, affecting citizens young and old alike.

Lives were lost, livelihoods destroyed, and communities terrorized, while government assurances rang hollow.

The administration spoke endlessly of economic recovery, yet unemployment, underemployment, labour unrest, and collapsing small businesses defined the year. Industries shut down. Workers were sent home. Hunger spread. Suffering became normalized.

Despite these failures, compounded by the appointment of undistinguished and unfit individuals to represent Nigeria abroad, the country survived, not because of government competence, but because of the resilience of its people.

I urge Nigerians to remain steadfast in the face of these hardships. This is one of the most painful New Year messages I have ever written, fully aware of the despair confronting millions due to the callous and soulless policies of the Tinubu-led APC government.

Citizens are repeatedly told to “make sacrifices.” Sacrifice is patriotic—but it becomes cruel when demanded by leaders who live extravagantly, insulated from the suffering of the people. Leadership without shared pain is not leadership; it is exploitation.

Small businesses, the backbone of job creation, are collapsing. Workers are losing jobs. Yet those in power prioritize comfort over conscience. This contradicts every principle of democratic governance.

The arrogance of this administration is unprecedented. Its contempt for public opinion, its hostility to criticism, and its willingness to punish Nigerians through bad policies reveal a government fundamentally hostile to the people.

Never in our recent history have we seen an administration so openly dismissive of public sentiment, so casual in breaking laws, and so reckless with democratic norms.

A government capable of forging or tampering with laws cannot be trusted to conduct free and fair elections in 2027.

Still, we must not surrender to despair. These hardships must become the fuel for national awakening. Democracy gives the people the power to change a failing government, peacefully and decisively, through the ballot.

Do not allow religion or ethnicity to divide you. Division only serves those who benefit from your suffering. Unity is the path to rescue.

The so-called anti-corruption crusade of this government is a facade; selective, vindictive, and politically motivated. It has become a tool for persecuting opposition figures rather than cleansing the system.

[Atiku Abubakar @atiku]

Dear @officialABAT, by July next year, your administration will have spent two full years deliberately ignoring a binding judgment of the Supreme Court directing the Federal Government to implement direct FAAC allocation to local governments.

This is not delay. It is defiance. Your refusal to act is a calculated political move—using obedience to the law as a bargaining chip to force opposition governors into the APC and to keep governors within your party firmly under your control. In doing so, you have reduced the Constitution to a tool of convenience and governance to partisan bargaining.

Let us be clear: Supreme Court judgments are final, not optional. Persistently refusing to enforce one is a direct breach of the Constitution and a violation of the oath you swore to Nigerians.

Local governments are the closest arm of government to the people. By withholding their financial autonomy (which ironically you've been trumpeting as a core cardinal policy), you are not weakening governors, you are crippling communities, stalling development, and deepening poverty at the grassroots. Roads remain broken, health centres abandoned, salaries unpaid—not by accident, but by choice.

This situation does not require threats of Executive Orders or political drama. The solution is simple: instruct the Attorney-General of the Federation to enforce the judgment immediately. Anything short of this is a failure of leadership.

Your continued inaction sends a clear message: that political control matters more than constitutional duty, that party dominance matters more than economic justice, and that regime survival outweighs the daily suffering of Nigerians already battered by harsh economic policies.

Nigeria deserves leadership that obeys the law it swore to protect, not one that bends it for political gain.

History will not forget this moment. Nigerians will not either. -AA

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

@NigeriaGov @AirtelNigeria why are you not interested in my problem, I've complained several times on your platform yet no feedback, restore my line else I'll report Kaduna office to court I swear to God who made me the damage you've caused me is enough.
Restore my line now.

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

@NigeriaGov Airtel why are you not interested in my problem, I've complained several times on your platform yet no feedback, restore my line else I'll report Kaduna office to court I swear to God who made me the damage you've caused me is enough.
Doing the same thing for how many months now

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

@shehu_mahdi Airtel why are you not interested in my problem, I've complained several times on your platform yet no feedback, restore my line else I'll report Kaduna office to court I swear to God who made me the damage you've caused me is enough.
Doing the same thing for how many months now.

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

@SWEEPFoundation @OBUESI @AirtelNigeria @fcCPC @nimc_ng @fccpcnigeria I'm schooling in Turkey, I'm about to go back but i can't access my emails for my remitter to pay my tuition fee and i use the sim for my email now i want to reset my password and the sim is not working, literally I'm frustrated right now

[Jikan.Rioji Jr @_Papillon_Yusuf]

@OBUESI @AirtelNigeria @fcCPC I've been going to their head office here in Kaduna but all their focus is to sell their useless routers I'm fed up, but I can't access my emails, iCloud and everything
Customer satisfaction zero @AirtelNigeria I'll keep dragging you up and down until you activate my sim i swear