Yorùbá: Ti wọn bá ni ẹran oniwo ni yóò kan lágbájá pa, bí ti ìgbín kọ́. English: That a horned animal will knock a person to death, is not an animal like snail. Usage: It is used…
Yorùbá: Ẹni iyá rẹ̀ ò ta asọ, yóò ta nǹkan míì. English: He whose mother does not sell clothes, will sell other things. Usage: It is used to express the fact that everybody is unique in their…
In the first part of this presentation, we noted that professionalism is one of the marks of a healthy business, because of the benefits derivable. In this second part, we shall look at eight essential characteristics of an expert. …
What would you do if you suddenly discover that you could make your business wholesome in the competitive corporate environment? This write-up series on professionalism over the next two weeks will make it to happen. First, we will look at…
Yorùbá: Èniyàn kì í f’owó ra òyì, kó má kọ ọ l’ójú. English: One does not buy giddiness with money, for it not to make one dizzy. Usage: This proverb is used to show that people want value for money. …
Yorùbá: Èniyàn kì í yà’gbẹ si ibi ti yó ó sùn. English: One does not defeacate where one will sleep. Usage: This proverb is used as a warning against unhealthy behavior towards one’s associates, households, or business. This is because…
