• 30 Abibisika (Black Gold) Points
      Láká-láká ò ṣéé fi làjà; ọmọ eégún ò ṣéé gbé ṣeré.
      A limp is no great asset for a person wish- ing to stop a fight; a masquerader’s child is no easy playmate. (One should know one’s limits and also what one would be ill advised to attempt.)

      ‘‘Mo mò-ó tán’’ lOrò-ó fi ńgbé ọkùnrin.
      ‘‘I know it all’’ is the reason for Orò’s carry-
      ing a man away. (Knowing it all leads to disaster.)

      ‘‘Mo yó’’ ńj¬ ‘‘mo yó,’’ ‘‘mo k’’ ńjé ‘‘mo yó’’; jẹun ṣó, àgbà kánjúwà ni.
      ‘‘I am full’’ means ‘‘I am full’’; ‘‘I decline’’ means ‘‘I decline’’; eating with abandon, that is the father of all greediness. (One should not accept every invitation to the table.)