Nigerian Proverbs - page 11

He who digs a pit for others must invariably fall into it. (Nigerian Proverb)
The leech that does not let go even when it is filled, dies on the dry land. View proverb
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The lion's power lies in our fear of him. View proverb
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The Rhinoceros never dances with the monkey. View proverb
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The river may dry up but she keeps her name. View proverb
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He who is afraid of doing too much always does too little. View proverb
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He who is courteous is not a fool. View proverb
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He who marries a beauty marries trouble. View proverb
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He who runs from the white ant may stumble upon the stinging ant. View proverb
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He whose throat is longer than his arm must pray constantly for gods' protection. View proverb
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How can man be remembered when the giant trees in the forest are soon forgotten. (Nigerian Proverb)
However hard a thing is thrown into the air, it always falls to the ground. View proverb
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The eye of a crow boiled at the new moon brings good luck for the New Year. View proverb
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The glow-works light the nights, but more so the night that their mother prepares porridge. View proverb
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However long the moon disappears, someday it must shine again. View proverb
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However much the world degenerates, man shall never find worms in salt. View proverb
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However poor the elephant, it will be worth more than ten frogs. View proverb
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If a blind man says lets throw stones, be assured that he has stepped on one. View proverb
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If a greedy eater is near a patient, such a patient can never survive. View proverb
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If a man is not clean and smooth, there is nothing he can really do about pride. View proverb
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If a person who curses another is not better than the person he curses, a request is never made of him to rescind the curse. (Nigerian Proverb)
If all seeds that fall were to grow, then no one could follow the path under the trees. View proverb
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If crocodiles eat their own eggs, what would they do to the flesh of a frog? View proverb
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If death be terrible, the fault is not in death, but thee. View proverb
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Success is 10% ability, and 90% sweat. View proverb
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