Grains of African Philosophy Part 10
by Proverbs, sayings.
GRAINS OF AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY Part 10
Compiled by BM DANKANO
109: Time tames even the workaholic.
110: Whoever looks down on a dwarf hasn’t yet stepped on a scorpion.
111: Whoever lives long is bound to see more than he bargained for.
112: The crown prince neither wants the king dead nor alive.
113: Only beddings prevents dog from surpassing man how to laze best.
114: How so eager she is for the baby to be delivered, the mid-wife must wait for the time.
115: To remain in peace, let your mouth be as mute as the leg.
116: You don’t assign a shepherd to a snake.
117: Only a fool gets married to the world.
118: I, the bastard, says the effeminate pimp.
119: Call the men to the rescue, shouted the effeminate pimp.
120: The horse has the guinea worm, why the hard treatment on the donkey?
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