ÒWE YORÙBÁ (YORÙBÁ PROVERB)

ÒWE YORÙBÁ (YORÙBÁ PROVERB)
A ki i kanju tu olu oran, nitoripe egbegberun re ko to se lobe-Owe Yoruba.

translation:
No one uproots in a haste a certain leaf/plant called "olu oran" this is because thousands of it is not enough to cook.

Applications:
Be patient on whatever you are doing...

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