By Dele Sobowale
In all matters, one must consider the end” – Jean De La Fontaine, 1621-
“A man cannot be too careful in his choice of enemies”– Oscar Wilde, 1856-1900.
Every active and deliberately controversial politician in a deadly political environment has two lives to protect – his real life and his political life. Occasionally, the two lives are imperiled at the same time on account of circumstances brought about by him or beyond his control. For a long time in the history of partisan politics, a politician has placed his two lives in jeopardy. The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, has inadvertently boxed himself into a very tight corner.
