Muhammadu Buhari is Running the Nigerian State with the Draconian Fist of King Luis XVI in 1700ce Pre French Revolution - Fame Agidife

Your Excellency,
President Muhammadu Buhari,
Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Sir,

 RUNING THE NIGERIAN STATE WITH THE DRACONIAN FIST OF kING LOUIS XVI 1700CE PRE FRENCH REVOLUTION.

This is to draw your attention to the draconian fist of tyranny running the Nigeria State termed the ‘change mantra' that has turned the entire Nigeria nation into the trial of the French citizenry before  the 1700 French revolution.
“When the righteous rules the people rejoice but when the wicked rules the people suffer", Says the bible.

Popular Liberty and Popular Speech in Relations with a Republic and Machiavelli Political Views - Fame Agidife

A republic (from Latin: res publica) is a sovereign state or country which is organized with a form of government in which power resides in elected individuals representing the citizen body and government leaders exercise power according to the rule of law. In modern times, the definition of a republic is commonly limited to a government which excludes a monarch. Currently, 147 of the world's 206 sovereign states use the word "republic" as part of their official names; not all of these are republics in the sense of having elected governments, nor do all nations with elected governments use the word "republic" in their names.

How the DSS and the Nigerian State Attempt to Murder the Temple of Justice in Reminiscence of the murdered of Archbishop Thomas Becket in the Cathedral of Canterbury by His Royal Majesty King Henry II and the State of England.

I do know whenever the State commits a sacrilegious act against the sanctuary of justice they always claimed it was for the general interest of the state. So also am not surprise when the DSS claimed their 'unholy act of conduct' against the very sanctity of the temple of justice at that dead hours of the night that it was ''a sting operation against some corrupt Judges'', I was not that very surprised but I do know just as it has always been in history that when that happened then tyranny had gotten to the climax and loosed into the market square.

I dare not stand on the fence because whatever sides of the coin you belong or stand on the fence will play a role in tomorrow's history. So, I chose to be on the path of justice and for posterity I behold because I was here when the DSS and the Nigerian State lead by President Muhammadu Buhari muscled had to murder and bury the 'Temple of Justice' in Nigeria.

I was not there when King Henry II and the State of England murdered the archbishop Thomas Becket of Canterbury and desecrated the holy sanctuary of God and claimed responsibility for their sacrilegious act in the name of protecting the State of England from the influence of the Church in Rome but I read and understood in history how

Thomas Becket, 1170 was Murdered in Cathedral right there in the very Alter of God's Sanctuary and the very Temple of Justice was Desecrated.

A sword's crushing blow extinguished the life of Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury, on a cold December evening as he struggled on the steps of his altar. The brutal event sent a tremor through Medieval Europe. Public opinion of the time and subsequent history have laid the blame for the murder at the feet of Becket's former close personal friend, King Henry II.

French Revolution Part 2: The Lesson for the African States

First phase: Harvests have failed and starvation stalks France, the peasantry are in open and continuing revolt across the country.

June-July 1788:	Insurrection at Grenoble.
8th August 1788:	Louis XVI convokes État-général on suggestion of former finance minister Jacques Necker, to hear grievances.
5th May 1789:	Opening of the État-général at Versailles.
17th June 1789:	Representatives of the tiers état form a National Assembly swearing not to leave until a new constitution is established.
23rd June 1789:	King rejects Resolutions of the tiers etat.
9th July 1789:	National Assembly declares itself Constituent Assembly.
12th July 1789:	Necker is dismissed. 50,000 citizens arm themselves with pikes and form National Guard.
14th July 1789:	Armed citizens storm and capture the Bastille.
15th July 1789:	Lafayette appointed Commander of National Guard.
17th July 1789:	‘Great Fear’ begins as peasants revolt across France.
5-11 August 1789:	National Assembly decrees abolition of feudalism.
26th August 1789:	National Assembly decrees Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizenry