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Naɣ'so ŋun ka zuli (Dagbani Proverb)
This Dagbani proverb teaches that even when you feel hopeless, faith in God will help you overcome problems. It encourages perseverance and trust.
Country:Ghana
Language:Dagbani; English
Published:2024-08-17
Audience:General public, students
Dagbani proverb: Naɣ'so ŋun ka zuli, Naawuni n-kariti o zɔhi.
English translation: It is only God who drives away the flies that worries the tailless cow.
Meaning: When you seem to be hopeless and have no one to rely upon, still have faith in God that he is still in charge and will handle your affairs. Remain steadfast in all circumstances.
Keywords
Dagbani
proverb
faith
perseverance
God
Ghana
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