Nigerian Proverbs - page 10

What a prostitute earns she calls presents from her husband's friends. (Nigerian Proverb)
What is Past is Prologue. View proverb
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What the child says, he has heard at home. View proverb
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Being happy is better than being king. View proverb
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Birth is the only remedy against death. View proverb
Nigerian Proverb
Choose your neighbors before you buy your house. View proverb
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Courage is the father of success. View proverb
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Criticism is easy but it does not create. View proverb
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Don't look for speed in a cheap horse; be content if it neighs. View proverb
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Earth is the queen of beds. View proverb
Nigerian Proverb
Even an old woman may run when a goat carries her snuff-box. (Nigerian Proverb)
The spirit that keeps one going when one has no choice of what else to do must not be mistaken for valor. View proverb
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The truth passes through fire and does not burn. View proverb
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The whip hits at the legs, not the guilt. View proverb
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They are the gods themselves that white-wash the fruits of the pumpkins. View proverb
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Those who derive fun watching lunatics, out to have one as a child or relation to know the pains of it. View proverb
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Time destroys all things. View proverb
Nigerian Proverb
Even when fire has done its very worst, one still has to resort to it. View proverb
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Evil knows where evil sleeps. View proverb
Nigerian Proverb
Fire has no brother. View proverb
Nigerian Proverb
Fishing without a net is just bathing. (Nigerian Proverb)
Flog my erring child comes from the lips, "don't hurt him/her" comes from the bottom of the heart. View proverb
Nigerian Proverb
Fowls will not spare a cockroach that falls in their mist. View proverb
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Grass does not grow on the nose of a thief. View proverb
Nigerian Proverb
He who boasts much can do little. View proverb
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