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The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by musicwriter(m): 10:08pm On Oct 19, 2020
Though I've left Nairaland but I couldn't just resist commenting on the ongoing pre-revolution in Nigeria.

I decided to take a look back at the French revolution of 1789. Guess what? It started just like Nigeria's, and so far everything is proceeding as the same.

1. The French revolution began because the king and ruling class ran the country into bankruptcy. The Nigerian government has ticked this box.

2. As a result, there was extreme hardship in the land and price of bread began to increase everyday. So, you'll go buy bread today for N100 and tomorrow the price could be N120, and next tomorrow it could be N150 and so on.......... to the point bread was rationed. Even to the point French citizens had to work for some one or two days to be able to buy one loaf of bread. With bag of rice going from N8000 in 2015 to N20000 in 2020 in Nigeria, the Nigerian government ticked this box.

3. In the midst of the hunger, the king imposed more taxes on poor hungry people. With petrol, kerosene, electricity, etc bills out of the roof, Nigeria government ticked this box.

4. Hunger and desperation started widespread resentment among the French populace. Nigerian citizens ticked this box and everybody with a brain knew for long that Nigerians are not happy. Even former president Obasanjo had warned several times that ''Nigeria is sitting on a powder keg.''

5. The king ''proposed a financial reform package that included a universal land tax from which the privileged classes would no longer be exempt''. Before this time, the elites and ruling class did not pay tax. So, the king agreed to some compromise. Nigeria government has ticked this box by agreeing to reform SARS.

From here, the events diverged with so many other variables. However, in summary, the anger later turned to the ruling class versus the poor masses.

New demands were made. And more and more demands were made by the revolutionaries until they just decided to remove the ruling class entirely and become the rulers they want. Do you understand what I just said? Its like Nigerian youths decide tomorrow that no more negotiation with Buhari and the ruling class. We must remove the ruling class and rule the country by ourselves. Beautiful!. The ruling class were on the run. LOL!. Things suddenly got out of control and riots erupted up the point the king and his wife were beheaded.

More ruling class were beheaded to the point if you ever made a comment that doesn't support the revolution, you'll become a suspect yourself and risk being beheaded. Many revolution leaders themselves were victim of the revolution.

Those of you somewhere saying ''this protest is getting out of hand'' you're not ready for a revolution. Nigerians own the Nigerian constitution. If we want we can suspend the constitution ourselves and release every prisoner from prison, if we so wish. In a revolution the people are in charge not the government. In a revolution Nigerians will create what they want, not the government. The government has no choice if we want!!

Make more demands from the government!!. Ask for death sentence for corruption. Ask for restructuring now!. Ask whatever you want. Do it now or never!!. Nigerians, you may never get this opportunity again in 50 years.

Just watch the documentary of the French revolution. No wonder historians often cite the French revolution as the mother of all revolutions.

Please download and share with your friends on facebook, whatsapp, twitter. etc.

Enjoy!

The French revolution 1789-1790... History Channel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-LTR2CJFfg

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Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by Hardgun: 10:09pm On Oct 19, 2020
Ok
Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by 360degreess(m): 10:12pm On Oct 19, 2020
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Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by Fash20: 10:12pm On Oct 19, 2020
Nigeria is not ready for a revolution. Common protest everyone is shouting


The reign of terror.
The guillotine.

Its was bloody. Its wasn't funny.

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Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by Creeza(m): 10:18pm On Oct 19, 2020
#DeathSentenceForCorruption
This is the only part I like.

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Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by musicwriter(m): 10:21pm On Oct 19, 2020
Fash20:
Nigeria is not ready for a revolution. Common protest everyone is shouting


The reign of terror.
The guillotine.

Its was bloody. Its wasn't funny.

What Nigeria needs now is a copy of the French revolution. That's all we need to reboot the brain of every Nigerian.

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Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by lymelyte(m): 10:30pm On Oct 19, 2020
The country should just split.. We are tired of this false marriage with the north.. They are truly the problem of nigeria.. They have different ideology to what we in the south have.. They can easily be brainwashed and manipulated. We don't need that anymore.. Enough is enough.. Nigeria leaders are truly heartless, hopeless,wicked and evil. How can a person wake up tell nigerians that snake swallow the money? What kind of rubbish is that?
Them don see us finish.. I swear..

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Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by Nobody: 10:32pm On Oct 19, 2020
Soon will be time to storm BOURDILON.
Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by musicwriter(m): 10:33pm On Oct 19, 2020
lymelyte:
The country should just split.. We are tired of this false marriage with the north.. They are truly the problem of nigeria.. They have different ideology to what we in the south have.. They can easily be brainwashed and manipulated. We don't need that anymore.. Enough is enough.. Nigeria leaders are truly heartless, hopeless,wicked and evil. How can a person wake up tell nigerians that snake swallow the money? What kind of rubbish is that?
Them don see us finish.. I swear..

As I said you can demand ANYTHING you want now if you join the protest. The French revolution got to the point that French people demanded a new God!!!
Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by Christistruth00: 10:42pm On Oct 19, 2020
That is the mistake a lot of People make Nigeria is not France .

Nigeria is 250 different Tribes with at least 3 different Religions.

Buhari will have at least 40% support no matter how incompetent he may be for no other reason than Tribe, Region and his Faith.

See how MASSOB is singing Peter Obi's Praises after his shoot to kill order ended the lives of many of their members and their bodies were dumped in the River.

Would they have done the same for Tinubu?I


IPOB has suddenly lost their voice and forgot to report the Peter Obi to the ICC Hague, EU,AU, USA and Amnesty international. Meanwhile they have reported Tinubu who killed nobody to those international bodies


That is why Nigeria no be France

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Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by 360degreess(m): 10:45pm On Oct 19, 2020
lymelyte:
The country should just split.. We are tired of this false marriage with the north.. They are truly the problem of nigeria.. They have different ideology to what we in the south have.. They can easily be brainwashed and manipulated. We don't need that anymore.. Enough is enough.. Nigeria leaders are truly heartless, hopeless,wicked and evil. How can a person wake up tell nigerians that snake swallow the money? What kind of rubbish is that?
Them don see us finish.. I swear..
.. And you have governors, senators, house of Representatives members, chaimen, house of assembly members, councilors, rich business men etc who have been embezzling your money for all these years. But you are not blaming them, all you do is to blame other regions for your region's under development.
I don't know how some people reason in this life.

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Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by Fash20: 10:58pm On Oct 19, 2020
musicwriter:


What Nigeria needs now is a copy of the French revolution. That's all we need to reboot the brain of every Nigerian.

Are Nigerians ready to pay the price

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Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by Merimental(m): 10:59pm On Oct 19, 2020
at least no Top govt Official is traveling out of d country to have fun as usual.


der is fire on d mountain. am sure dey are not even sleeping well.

if True, boy long may d PROTEST continue.

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Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by kingceejay: 11:06pm On Oct 19, 2020
https://thepointedge.com/the-french-revolution-that-changed-europe-part-1/

To read and gain insight into the events of the French Revolution click the link above.
Makes an interesting read.
When leaders of Any country decide to take their citizens for a ride, crisis and violence is What you get.
I Earnestly pray this government of Buhari does the needful.
Making attempts to restruct the nation might just be our saving grace before the shouts of separation begins.

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Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by SalamRushdie: 11:10pm On Oct 19, 2020
The black man can never get revolution right , it will be too messy and cause more problems

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Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by DontBullshitMe: 11:14pm On Oct 19, 2020
People without international passport are even shouting "revolution now". . .

Isn't that amusing? grin cheesy

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Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by twosquare(m): 11:17pm On Oct 19, 2020
It's been a while I saw you on this forum. Welcome back. I believe one thing that can save them is to implement restructuring really fast...if not, I don't know what else...
musicwriter:
Though I've left Nairaland but I couldn't just resist commenting on the ongoing pre-revolution in Nigeria.

I decided to take a look back at the French revolution of 1789-1790. Guess what? It started just like Nigeria's, and so far everything is proceeding as the same.

1. The French revolution began because the king and ruling class ran the country into bankruptcy. The Nigerian government has ticked this box.

2. As a result, there was extreme hardship in the land and price of bread began to increase everyday. So, you'll go buy bread today for N100 and tomorrow the price could be N120, and next tomorrow it could be N150 and so on.......... to the point bread was rationed. Even to the point French citizens had to work for some one or two days to be able to buy one loaf of bread. With bag of rice going from N8000 in 2015 to N20000 in 2020 in Nigeria, the Nigerian government ticked this box.

3. In the midst of the hunger, the king imposed more taxes on poor hungry people. With petrol, kerosene, electricity, etc bills out of the roof, Nigeria government ticked this box.

4. Hunger and desperation started widespread resentment among the French populace. Nigerian citizens ticked this box and everybody with a brain knew for long that Nigerians are not happy. Even former president Obasanjo had warned several times that ''Nigeria is sitting on a powder keg.''

5. The king ''proposed a financial reform package that included a universal land tax from which the privileged classes would no longer be exempt''. Before this time, the elites and ruling class did not pay tax. So, the king agreed to some compromise. Nigeria government has ticked this box by agreeing to reform SARS.

From here, the events diverged with so many other variables. However, in summary, the anger later turned to the ruling class versus the poor masses.

New demands were made. And more and more demands were made by the revolutionaries until they just decided to remove the ruling class entirely and become the rulers they want. Do you understand what I just said? Its like Nigerian youths decide tomorrow that no more negotiation with Buhari and the ruling class. We must remove the ruling class and rule the country by ourselves. Beautiful!. The ruling class were on the run. LOL!. Things suddenly got out of control and riots erupted up the point the king and his wife were beheaded.

More ruling class were beheaded to the point if you ever made a comment that doesn't support the revolution, you'll become a suspect yourself and risk being beheaded. Many revolution leaders themselves were victim of the revolution.

Those of you somewhere saying ''this protest is getting out of hand'' you're not ready for a revolution. Nigerians own the Nigerian constitution. If we want we can suspend the constitution ourselves and release every prisoner from prison, if we so wish. In a revolution the people are in charge not the government. In a revolution Nigerians will create what they want, not the government. The government has no choice if we want!!

Make more demands from the government!!. Ask for death sentence for corruption. Ask for restructuring now!. Ask whatever you want. Do it now or never!!. Nigerians, you may never get this opportunity again in 50 years.

Just watch the documentary of the French revolution. No wonder historians often cite the French revolution as the mother of all revolutions.

Please download and share with your friends on facebook, whatsapp, twitter. etc.

Enjoy!

The French revolution 1789-1790... History Channel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-LTR2CJFfg
Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by mrsage(m): 11:51pm On Oct 19, 2020
This is serious
Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by ruggedtimi(m): 12:04am On Oct 20, 2020
This is
Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by nkwuocha: 12:05am On Oct 20, 2020
Good.
Les Miseables

The movie talks about the French revolution



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1q82twrdr0U


Do you hear the people sing?
Singing a song of angry men?
It is the music of a people
Who will not be slaves again
When the beating of your heart
Echoes the beating of the drums
There is a life about to start
When tomorrow comes
Will you join in our crusade?
Who will be strong and stand with me?
Beyond the barricade
Is there a world you long to see?
Then join in the fight
That will give you the right to be free
Do you hear the people sing?
Singing a song of angry men?
It is the music of a people
Who will not be slaves again
When the beating of your heart
Echoes the beating of the drums
There is a life about to start
When tomorrow comes
Will you give all you can give
So that our banner may advance
Some will fall and some will live
Will you stand up and take your chance?
The blood of the martyrs
Will water the meadows of France
cool
Do you hear the people sing?
Singing a song of angry men?
It is the music of a people
Who will not be slaves again
When the beating of your heart
Echoes the beating of the drums
There is a life about to start
When tomorrow comes
Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by ruggedtimi(m): 12:08am On Oct 20, 2020
musicwriter:
Nigerians own the Nigerian constitution. If we want we can suspend the constitution ourselves and release every prisoner from prison, if we so wish. In a revolution the people are in charge not the government. In a revolution Nigerians will create what they want, not the government. The government has no choice if we want!!
you said it all here...I was telling someone that is not about youths ruling , is about nigerians owning Nigeria...making sure laws are obeyed irrespective of your background, if the president is caught up in corruption he should face the law...

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Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by kufreabasi86191: 6:32am On Oct 20, 2020
Nigeria is not ready for a revolution. Common protest everyone is shoutingThe reign of terror.The guillotine.Its was bloody. Its wasn't funny.
Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by Nobody: 7:06am On Oct 20, 2020
This generation of political power mongers doesn't know what is coming for them
Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by Bikology: 7:15am On Oct 20, 2020
grin
Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by Yujin(m): 7:27am On Oct 20, 2020
Christistruth00:
That is the mistake a lot of People make Nigeria is not France .

Nigeria is 250 different Tribes with at least 3 different Religions.

Buhari will have at least 40% support no matter how incompetent he may be for no other reason than Tribe, Region and his Faith.

See how MASSOB is singing Peter Obi's Praises after his shoot to kill order ended the lives of many of their members and their bodies were dumped in the River.

Would they have done the same for Tinubu?I


IPOB has suddenly lost their voice and forgot to report the Peter Obi to the ICC Hague, EU,AU, USA and Amnesty international. Meanwhile they have reported Tinubu who killed nobody to those international bodies


That is why Nigeria no be France



IPOB has never lost her voice. We stated right from the onset our priority while supporting the current protest. We're getting to the stage where we will join fully. As you can see, the later stage where ANYTHING can be requested. So baflatani, wishing that we lose focus and start attacking Peter Obi remains a wishful dream. Buhari has killed more Igbos than any other Igbo man yet he's not our priority. We know where we will engage. Like the French monarchy like the fulani elites... The French revolution is one history I enjoyed reading.
Freedom is near.
Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by Goddys(m): 7:31am On Oct 20, 2020
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Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by naija4life247: 7:51am On Oct 20, 2020
Another dreamer is here
Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by gidgiddy: 7:56am On Oct 20, 2020
kufreabasi86191:
Nigeria is not ready for a revolution. Common protest everyone is shoutingThe reign of terror.The guillotine.Its was bloody. Its wasn't funny.

The guillotine was a dark symbol of the French revolution
Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by Rodwave: 8:43am On Oct 20, 2020
DontBullshitMe:
People without international passport are even shouting "revolution now". . .

Isn't that amusing? grin cheesy

Onece the airports are taken over by protesters, your international passport will become useless. Use your head
Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by Muftimenk: 9:16pm On Oct 20, 2020
musicwriter:


As I said you can demand ANYTHING you want now if you join the protest. The French revolution got to the point that French people demanded a new God!!!
boss can you share the video with me on whatsapp?

07067195207
THANKS!!!
Re: The French Revolution Of 1789 Looks Like Nigeria by musicwriter(m): 9:53pm On Oct 20, 2020
Muftimenk:
boss can you share the video with me on whatsapp?

07067195207
THANKS!!!

You can download the Video on Youtube.

The French revolution 1789... History Channel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-LTR2CJFfg

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