Citation from Agbor proverbs

                                 ONU AGBOR TRANSLATIONS

Mirin zue oka mirin.                      Some rains are heavier than others (matter
                                                        of degree, comparison).

Mirin mala enyi, wa tuna olo.     The elephant must ever be exposed to rain
                                                         because a house is never built for it.

Mirin efin ra ora ye ehua.           The water consumed by a cow is for its                .                                                      own good.

Mirin bi aghirin eme ibu.            When rain stops, the mat used in       .  .        .                                                      protecting oneself becomes a liability. 

Omeni mirin amani                       If rain does not beat an indigene of Awu
onyen Awu aghon aghirin.       (Abavo), he never buys the mat for                                                                              .                                                      shielding off rain.

Culled from the book: Agbor Proverbs and Idioms by Prince Adams O. Gbenoba
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