“Do not purchase a pussycat in a bag.”

Mischief comes by the pound and goes by the ounce.

The driver flogs his own wife first.

He who wants it desperately cannot get it; he who get it easily does not want it or appreciate it.

One pound of fretting, cannot repay one ounce of debts.

The Hungry belly and the full belly do not walk the same road.

Danger lurks nearby when there is too much merriment and excitement.

You should not cast off a member of your family who gets into trouble.

A crybaby (for a stubborn) never gets his rights.

A stranger does not know where the deep water is.

It’s easy to rekindle an old romance.

Bowl goes, calabash comes.

Willful waste brings woeful want.

The bond between blood relatives is very strong.

Words are never enough to get through difficult situations. Offer practical solutions and not just mere talk.

What went wrong in the morning cannot be remedied in the evening.

Be discreet in what you communicate to others.