Episode Synopsis "Proverb of the day #5"

An African Proverb to get you and your family talking. This one is an Igbo Proverb from Nigeria. Look out for another proverb tomorrow. Support my work and buy my children's book from www.mamadidi.com. Send us an email at [email protected] and follow us on Instagram @mamadidifolktales --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mama-didis-folktales/message

Listen "Proverb of the day #5"

More episodes of the podcast Mama Didi's Folktales

• Proverb of the day #10
• Proverb of the day #9
• Proverb of the day #8
• Proverb of the day #7
• Proverb of the day #6
• Ep 24: Why Worms Live Under the Ground
• Proverb of the day #5
• Ep 23: Why Flies Follow Cows
• Proverb of the day #4
• Proverb of the day #3
• Proverb of the day #2
• Proverb of the day #1
• Ep 22: Why hawks prey on chickens
• Ep 21: The elephant and the tortoise
• Ep 20: Teni the Daydreamer
• Ep 19: Nony and the walk to the stream.
• Ep 18: Why Squirrel lost his voice
• Ep 17: Why the Wolf lives in the Jungle
• Ep 16: Anansi and the Tiger
• Ep 15: How Rats came to live in homes
• Ep 14: Princess Ada and the Apple Tree
• Ep 13: The Magic Oil
• Ep 12: The Fox and the Snail
• Ep 11: Why the Chameleon changes colours
• Ep 10: The Goat and the magic Drum
• Ep 9: How the Ostrich got its long Neck
• Ep 8: Why the Pigeon lives next to the Ducks
• Ep 7: Why the Tortoise hides in pits
• Ep 6: The Tortoise and the Hare
• Ep 5: Anansi the Spider and the Lizard
• Ep 4: Why Zebras have Stripes
• Ep 3: Why Bats fly at Night
• Ep 2: Why the Sun and the Moon live in the Sky
• Ep 1: How the Tortoise got its Shell