You do more harm to yourself when you challenge well seated establishments
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You can't break a law you can only break yourself against it.-Joel Osteen Like the law of gravity. Baobab tree = law
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"Kuambizana kuko kusikilizana hapana". Those discussions lead to no agreements.
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It means stop trying to break me, I'm rooted in power. Be careful whilst u trying too, lest you break yourself first.
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There are some fundamental pillars in our society we need to honour and altering them is not only unyielding but makes us look foolish.
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In yoruba Nigeria: Eni mi kukute ara re lo mi. Means if you try to fight or bring down something or someone bigger than you, you'll also go down with it.
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When one is stuck in their ways they cannot easily adapt to new things
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So u trying to change their mindset is futile
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Know your limitations
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Why cry over a spilled milk
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Never said the proverb is FROM GHANA. A Ghanaian sent it, is what they mean!
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Though it's true the proverb is a Swahili proverb...I'm not so sure it's from GHANA!
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Be it Swahili or from Ghana. What's is required is how you interpret it. That's what they asked for. I wonder what you had at school. lol
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Parochial thinking conditions one to only know 'what' and ignore the essence of 'how'. It's dangerous for a person...and catastrophic to one that considers himself 'schooled'
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This the second time I've seen
@BBCAfrica qoute a Swahili proverb from GHANA!!!...kindly confirm.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Stop cooking your own proverbs, we are Africans
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Shakes his buttocks
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