Dan'uwa rabin jiki.

“A sibling is half of one's own body.”

Blood is thicker than water; family bonds run deeper than any other tie.

Mugu ya san makwantar mugu.

“Set a thief to catch a thief.”

Someone familiar with wrongdoing is best placed to catch another wrongdoer.

Komai nisan jifa, ƙasa zai fado.

“However far a thing is thrown, it will fall back to earth.”

Every action eventually returns to its source; consequences are inevitable.

Sai an kula, kashi yake doyi.

“Restraint is often the wisest reply to foolishness.”

Holding back your reaction is often the wisest response to a fool's provocation.

Rai dangin goro, hutu yake so.

“The soul, kin to the kola nut, longs for rest.”

Even hard workers need proper rest; overwork dulls the mind and spirit.

Gida biyu maganin gobara.

“Having two homes is insurance against fire.”

Do not depend on a single resource; keep a backup for hard times.