The piece reflects on Nigerian Senator Adams Oshiomhole and the political scandal surrounding a viral video that purports to show him in a compromising position aboard a private jet. This revelation ties back to the author's previous writings about Oshiomhole and the moral dilemmas faced by politicians, suggesting that the 'fever' of politics can fundamentally alter a person’s character. The video depicts a man resembling Oshiomhole engaging in a foot massage, prompting his team to dismiss the claims as a product of AI technology. The author challenges this response, emphasizing the growing skepticism surrounding such claims as the public has become weary of quick-fixes often used in political communications. Despite the Senator's camp labeling the video a deepfake, independent fact-checking has not substantiated these claims, indicating a departure from transparency that can undermine public trust. The author’s use of deepfake detection tools reaffirms this critique, illustrating the tension between political narratives and the technological means employed to maintain them. Overall, the article points to a deeper malaise within Nigerian politics, where the line between reality and fabrication has blurred to a significant extent. It reflects a populace that is both technologically savvy and fatigued by routine deception, underscoring a critical juncture in the relationship between governance, public perception, and the evolving digital landscape.