Olatokunbo Balogun

I am a patriot, who believes in wealth creation and social justice.

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"A thread follows the path of a needle."
Comoros Proverb

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"A nose does not lead."
Comoros Proverb

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@ruffydfire Lying pants. This man is full of straw and intellectually bankrupt.

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A word is (like) an egg.
Sierra Leonean Proverb

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A monkey with no teeth never smiles.
Sierra Leonean Proverb

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Too many words blacken your ears.
Burundian Proverb

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Without effort no harvest will be abundant.
Burundian Proverb

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The one who throws the stone forgets; the one who is hit remembers forever.
Angolan Proverb

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The mysterious journey beckons the young man.
Angolan Proverb

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If nakedness promises you a piece of cloth, ask him his name.
Sudanese Proverb

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Eggs and iron must not stay in the same bag.
Sudanese Proverb

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Only the thing for which you have struggled for will last.
Yoruba Proverb

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The child of an elephant will not be a dwarf.
Yoruba Proverb

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"The chicken that scratches too close the kitchen finds itself in the pot."
Beninese Proverb

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"The river that forgets its source will dry up."
Beninese Proverb

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A strawberry blossom will not moisten dry bread.
Ugandan Proverb

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An elephant can never fail to carry its tusk.
Ugandan Proverb

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The one who gets early takes the road.
Turkish Proverb

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A cheese ship will not sail with words.
Turkish Proverb

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"The pants of today are better than the breeches of tomorrow."
Burkina Faso Proverb