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: "... And, when do you expect honey from a wasp?"
-- Igbo Proverb

: "Beating a drum is not to break it."
-- Igbo Proverb

: “Like a forest is a family - you have to look much closer to see the individual makeup”.
— Igbo Proverb

: "Looking for honey requires the courage to face bees."
— Igbo Proverb

: "The fire which is surrounded by elders does not burn."
-- Igbo Proverb

: “He who thinks he is leading and has no one following him is only taking a walk”.
— Igbo Proverb

: "The cricket cries, the year changes."
-- Igbo Proverb

: "The stagger of a drunk is the swagger of life!"
-- Igbo Proverb

: “No matter how tall your grandfather was, you’ll have to do your own growing”.
— Igbo Proverb

: "You set the trap, though the rat is gone."
-- Igbo Proverb

: "Since all lizards crawl flat on the ground, how do you tell which one has stomachache?"
-- Igbo Proverb

Just another way to say: Grow through what you go through “!
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: “Twenty children cannot play together for twenty years”.
— Igbo Adage

: “Borrowed garments never fit well.”
— Igbo Proverb

: The Water is Calm, does not mean there's no Crocodiles.
-- an Igbo Proverb.

: "Your previous lie undercuts your present truth."
-- Igbo Proverb

: "Cooking for the dogs wastes a lifetime, but he who cooks for a child has invested in eternity."
-- Igbo Proverb

: "When More Ominous than the pygmy cricket enters its dwelling, the poor pygmy does not ask to see a search warrant—the cricket crashes out through the rear exit!"
-- Igbo Proverb

: "The Sheep all hangout together, but they're not the same price."
-- Igbo Proverb

: "If you close your eyes to facts, accidental experiences will smack you awake."
-- Igbo Proverb

: “The animal that eats thorns knows how to chew them”.
— Igbo Proverb

: "Don't determine a person's character based on their worst mistake."
-- Igbo Adage

: "Anyone can be polite to a king or an elder, but it takes heart to be polite to a beggar."
-- Igbo Axiom

: "Even a tortoise makes progress when it sticks its neck out."
-- Igbo Proverb

: “One already sitting down does not fall very far.”
— Igbo Proverb

: “Ẹni bá da omi síwájú, á tẹ ilẹ̀ tútù. / Whoever pours water on the ground ahead of him, is the one who gets to step on a wet ground.”
Yoruba Proverb via Fẹ̀mi Akọ̀mọ̀‌làfẹ̀

: “Bleating, bleating, and refusal to listen gives the he goat it’s jarred head”.
— Igbo Proverb

: "The Fool dancing "surugede", should remember that "surugede" belongs to the spirit world."
-- Igbo Proverb

: “If our feet leave the earth we no longer live in peace”.
— Igbo Proverb

: "Death does not have a day; sickness does not have a month."
-- Igbo Proverb