Ẹni tí ò lówó lọ́wọ́ tó lóun ní ìwà, ìwà oníwà ló ńyá á lò. /
Whoever is not wealthy and claims to be of good character, must have borrowed someone else's character.
[Be perceptive: you'll never know who anyone really is, until he or she no longer needs you.]
Yoruba proverb for the day.
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