“Fool me once, shame to you; fool me twice, shame to me.” (Chinese Proverb).
“First mugu no be mugu; second mugu na him be the proper mugu.” (Warri Proverb).
The unbridled quests and insatiable lusts for power can turn a once political maestro into a scorned and derided fellow. With what happened to the lion of Bourdilon at the inception of this administration, one would think the Jagaban of Lagos will discreetly work against the second term victory of the herdsman, and damn the consequences. Unfortunately, he trusted in his political wizardry.
