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The Man Who Knew Everything African Folklore Story
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The Man Who Knew Everything African Folklore Story
Can
one person know everything? In the African Folklore story of The Man Who Knew
Everything, Nyeri learns a valuable lesson to listen first and then speak.
The
Man Who Knew Everything African Folklore Story
Nyeri
is a visitor in the village over which rules his friend King Mwangi. Soon Nyeri
begins to find fault with things in his friends’ village: the rice-crop is not
planted right, the fish-traps are made wrong, and the roofs of the huts are not
strong.
One
day King Mwangi has a big gathering to talk with the elders of the village. Nyeri
also finds fault in what the King says at every turn. King Mwangi says to Nyeri,
"My friend, when a stranger comes to a town and the people are dancing, he
should learn the step before joining in, otherwise he will spoil the
dance."
Rich get richer
Survival of the Fattest, obese Europeans starving Africa
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It is easy to talk the talk and give advice African Proverb
African Proverb
It's easy to talk the talk and give advice on love, careers or even recycling on how things should be done. But, the person giving the advice does not act in a way that agrees with the advice they are giving. The proverb implies that a person should back up their talking with action.
It is easy to talk the talk and give advice
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Soon Nyeri
begins to find fault with things in his friends’ village: the rice-crop is not
planted right, the fish-traps are made wrong, and the roofs of the huts are not
strong. 
