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Òwe Tòní

Òwe Tòní

Apọnkọ kéré ò gbọn to asọwò márà, ọgbọn asọwò márà kò tó ti ajéáwọgba, ọgbọn ajéáwọgba kò tó ti Ìyá mi ò ran mi lẹkọ̀.

The person who sells a short measure of pap is not as smart as the person who weighs it but refuses to buy, he who weighs it is not as smart as he who greets by saying you will make sales from afar, the person who just greeted without buying is as wise as the one who said my mother did not send me to buy pap.

(Over smartness makes one so gullible)

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