ÒWE YORÙBÁ (YORÙBÁ PROVERB)

ÒWE YORÙBÁ (YORÙBÁ PROVERB)
"Ẹniti ó ba ọmọ ọlọ́mọ lori jẹ, orisa inu ile yio ba tirẹ̀ na lórí jẹ
Translation
The personn who destroys someone else's children's future/career, the household idols will also destroy his/her children's careers
APPLICATION
What anyone makes happen to somebody else, God of recompensance will also make such happen unto the person. Simply put, one will reap what one sows either good/bad

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