Statements of Wisdom
1. The starter may not be the ender
2. Sugarcane is different from other canes due to its sweetness
3. Snail does not work fast yet it reaches it’s destination
4. Frog and toad are brothers but they are not the same
5. Sun and firs are related
6. Flashing without thunder is a mere joke
7. Fire cannot quench fire and water cannot make hot water
8. The hand washed the mortar and mortar in turn washes the hand (pari-passu)
9. Trading without gain is waste of energy and Money
10. Preaching without converting or marking impact in the lives of the listeners is a mere noise making from the pulpit.
11. Vision without knowledge is harmful
12. Wisdom is the application of knowledge
13. The way the white ants make their shelter is a mystery
14. Little insects make their movement by instinct
15. Talking too much can disorganize a Speaker
16. When you are enjoying, remember the sufferer
17. Marriage without love is a battlefield
18. Improper preparation is improper plan and it results to improper success
19. A journey of 50 kilometers begins with a step
20. Don’t muzzle the mouth of a grazing donkey
21. Eat and I eat is the best human principle
22. Selfishness is a step to poverty as liberality is a key to prosperity
23. Giving is not how much you have, but how much you love
24. Jealousy is a spiritual killer disease
25. Music without rhythm is mad man’s play
26. Take a look of another person; you’ll know you’re great
27. Why do you worry, when you can pray
28. God is never late in his plans
29. Lizard is worthy for nothing, but it’s found in the kings palace
30. When you are eating, remember the widows and orphans are watching your mouth
31. The devil is not afraid to tempt you, whoever you are
32. Patience plus endurance equals to lasting success (P+E=S)
33. When the going is not going, move the going with the power of Prayer
34. Don’t make sickness a tenant in your body
35. Pepper is hot, yet important in a soul; so is a woman to man
36. The world is full of sweet and bitter
37. After years comes laughter
38. Kolanut and pounded yam are valued much by elders
39. Education begins at home
40. Don’t only pass through education, let education pass through you.
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