The proverb can be used to justify investments in wellbeing. Like everything it can have a positive interpretation.
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Citizens who live well (bone in mouth) are unlikely to embrace risky behaviors and vices, and are more immune to negative doctrines.
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This should be the new motto of all African governments.
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In fact all governments .....
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I can relate that to the challenge of fighting corruption in Nigeria.
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I do agree with this proverb of the Mandika people, for a man who eats three meals a day will never complete of hunger.
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Similar adage from Buganda "omuganda bwab'alya; tayogera" keep mum while "eating"
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That's a typical African political perception. Pray for our people.
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This proverb is exemplified in African politics where the disgruntled are paid to shut it up
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I think this proverb applies to a corrupted officials silence when the Justice is eroded.
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Great. What belongs to the tortoise cannot be taken away by an eagle.
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Mandinka you have just reminded me ok KUNTA KINTE,the Mandinka worrior
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