Nigerian Proverbs - page 15

One must row in whichever boat one finds one's self. (Nigerian Proverb)
Common proverbs of cooperation are:. View proverb
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The bird that remembers its flockmates, never missed the way. View proverb
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The weak warrior wearing sandals overcomes the brave with a thorn in his foot. View proverb
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If neither animal nor vegetable you be, then mineral you are. If one finger brought oil it soiled others. View proverb
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It is the fortunate person that the physician undertakes to help. View proverb
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The bottom of wealth is sometimes a dirty thing to behold. View proverb
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There is no elephant that complains about the weight of its trunk. No elephant is burdened by the weight of its tusks. View proverb
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We live by hope, but a reed never becomes an Iroko tree by dreaming. View proverb
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If one goes to a land where they cut off ears, he should cut off his own and contribute them. View proverb
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Money does not announce how it is earned but whereas properly earned money appreciates, improperly earned money depreciates. (Nigerian Proverb)
What affects the nose must also affect the eyes that must weep for it. View proverb
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If one imitates the upright, one becomes upright; if one imitates the crooked, one becomes crooked. View proverb
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Money has the capability of making people laugh; but when they laugh, the foolish ones sometimes forget to close their mouths. View proverb
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Patient people are patient to gain longevity. View proverb
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More than one mother can make tasty soup. View proverb
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Midday sun is the remedy for a cold. View proverb
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As long as you stay in a group, the lion will stay hungry. View proverb
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It takes a village to raise a child. View proverb
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He who is sick will not refuse medicine. View proverb
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Warm water never forgets that it was once cold. (Nigerian Proverb)
It is the first step that is difficult. View proverb
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It is the fear of offence that makes men swallow poison. View proverb
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Guilt is like the footprint of a hippopotamus. View proverb
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If a monkey is amongst dogs, why won't it start barking?. View proverb
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