Rotimi Ishola

"When you wake up in the morning, you have two choices. Continue to sleep with your dreams or wake up and chase them.” (- anonymous)

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Ẹni tó ńsáré tó ńwo ẹ̀hìn, ó di dandan, kó fi ẹsẹ̀ kọ. / Whoever keeps looking back while running, will certainly stumble. [Ignore distractions; stay focused and keep moving; be forward-looking: if you keep looking back at the past, you will fail in the present.]

Ẹyẹ tó bà lórí igi àgbọn, eré ló lọ ṣe, kì í ṣe omi àgbọn ló fẹ́ mu. / A bird that perches on a coconut palm is not out to drink coconut water, but simply to while away time. [Don't waste resources pursuing what you can never achieve; it's futile engaging in potentially fruitless pursuits.]

Kí wúrà tó di ohun ọ̀ṣọ́, ó ti la iná kọjá. Before gold became an ornament of beauty it had endured the furnace. [No pain, no gain: pressure makes diamond; there's always a price tag: excellence is hardly accidental; some things may have to get worse before they get better.]

Nínú òfíì, nínú ọ̀láà ni ọmọ páńdọ̀rọ̀ ńdàgbà. / It is in the process of being blown here and there, that the sausage tree's fruits mature, eventually. [The struggles that shake us are the very forces that shape us for greatness; no pressure, no diamond; the things that unsettle us are those that ultimately fortify us.]

Kí ikú tó pá ìyá akòko, ọmọ tó bí á tó igi í sọ. / Before the mother woodpecker is unalived, it's chick would be able to peck trees. [Succession planning is crucial: good leaders raise and prepare their successors; prepare the next generation while you still can.]

Bí èyàn bá dúró sí'nú oòrùn títí, bó pẹ́ bó yá, ibòji, á báa níbẹ̀ / If you tarry long in the sun, sooner or later (when the sun sets), the shade will come. [If we won't quit, we can't but win, at the end: tough times aren't forever] #Yoruba #proverb #HappyIndepence #Nigeria@65

Ọmọ tó fi ogún ọdún rù, kì í ṣe ọjọ́ kan ṣoṣo ló máa sanra. / A youngster who has been lean over a twenty years period won't be fattened in just one day. [No quick fixes for an entrenched issue; complex problems seldom have simple, fast solutions; you can't apply a band-aid to a deep wound.]

Nítorí pé iyẹ́ ẹyẹ fúyẹ́ lo ṣe rọrùn fún un lá ti fò. / Because the feathers of a bird are light, is why it is easy for it to fly. [Shed unnecessary burdens, and you'll move forward easily; simplicity makes for speed: simplify your goals, and you'll achieve them faster.]

Kò sí bí ọpẹ ó ṣe ní gbà ada sí ára kí epo tó de'lẹ̀ / There is no how the palm tree would not receive slashes of the cutlass before palm oil lands. [No pain, no gain; no success without struggle; pressure makes diamonds; there's always a price tag: be ready to pay]

Ẹní bá fi ojú ire wo ìràwọ̀, tó sí bá oníràwọ̀ dun'nú, bó pẹ́ bó yá, ìràwọ̀ tiẹ̀ náà á yọ/ If one is pleased with a star and rejoices with him or her, eventually one's star would rise too. [Wish others well and work for their rising and it can't but be well with you, too]

Iṣẹ́ tí a ṣe fún olówó tó fún'ni ní àlòkù aṣọ, bí a bá ṣe é fún ara ẹni, àá ra aṣọ tuntun. / Whatever work earned you fairly used clothes when hired by a rich man would undoubtedly earn you brand new clothes, if done for yourself. [Think and work strategically.]

Ẹni tí kò lè ṣe iṣẹ́ oníṣẹ́, kò ní lè ṣe tí ara rẹ̀ / Whoever cannot do someone else's work well, won't do his or her own well, too. [Diligence pays: how we do someone else work, good or bad, is how we'll do our own; put in your very best, always] #Yoruba #proverb

Bí a bá pẹ́ ní ààtàn a máa rí abuké eṣinṣin. / If we can tarry long at the dunghill, we will get to see a humpy housefly. [Be patient: with time and patience, virtually nothing is impossible; whatever is unresolvable may simply need more time.]

Gbogbo ihò kọ́ ni alángbá lè tí orí bọ̀. It is not all crevices that a lizard ought to enter into. [Don't be too hasty to exploit what seems too good to be true; not all opportunities may be exploited; some are traps.] #Yoruba #proverb

Àgbẹ̀ tó ro oko tí ò gbin ọkà lóun dá ikún lóró; ikún kọ́ ló dá lóró, ara ẹ̀ ló dá lóró / A farmer who ploughed his farm, but refused to plant any corn claimed he's hurting the ground squirrel; he hasn't hurt any squirrel but himself. [Vengeful actions can be self-defeating]