OLUWA OBA

Maalu ti ko ni iru, Oluwa oba ni n ba le esin.
(The cow with no tails, the Almighty helps to drive away the flies)
Agbe ti oko re baje, Oluwa oba ni n ba wu ege re.
(The farmer whose cutlass bends, the Almighty helps to uproot his cassava)
Arabirin ti ile omo re baje, Oluwa oba ni n ba tunse.
(The lady whose womb has ruptured, the Almighty helps to repair it)
Aja ti imu re gbe lati aisan, Oluwa oba ni n mu ki o tutu lekan si.
The dog shoe nose is not wet due to illness, the Almighty enables it to be wet once more)
Odo nla ti o gbe lojiji, Oluwa oba ni mu ki omi san lekan si.
(The river which dries up suddenly, the Almighty enables it to flow once more)
Oko ti breaki re ba baje lori ona, Oluwa oba ni n mu ki awon ero de ile ni alaafia
The car whose break fails suddenly on the highway, the Almighty helps it's passengers reach home in safety)
Ajeji ti wo ja ni ole ni ilu ti o tedo si, Oluwa oba ni n pese ogun mi.
The stranger who is robbed in the town he visits, the Almighty helps to provide wealth)
Omo ti opolo re te breaki laarin adanwo, Oluwa oba ni gbe laruge.
(The child whose brain steps on break during the course of examination, the Almighty is the one that uplifts him)
Eja ti o ba sesi be wo ori ile, Oluwa oba ni ti pada sinu okun.
(The fish that mistakenly finds itself on land, the Almighty helps to push it back into the sea)
Arakunrin tin jade ni owuro lati se ise owo, Oluwa oba ni ba toju ile re.
(The young man that steps out in the early morning to look for morning bread, the Almighty helps to protect his wealth)

Mama Agba ti n segi lodo lojojumo, Oluwa oba ni so agbara dotun.
(Old mother who breaks wood into small bits for sale, the Almighty gives her strength)
Baba Agba ti n se awa oko fun awon oga nla, Oluwa oba ni mu ki oju tana bi halogen.
(The old man who drives for a living, the Almighty helps his eyes to shine bright like the Halogen lamp)
Aunty wa ti n se ise agbejoro, Oluwa oba ni gbeja re ni asale.
(Our sister who is a jolly good lawyer, the Almighty helps to fight her battles)
Omo ti agbako de ba baba re ati iya re ni ojo kana, Oluwa oba ni se olutoju re.
(The child who loses his father and mother on the same day the Almighty takes care of him).

Gbogbo enia ti n be ni gbogbo aye, ati ikawo oluwa ni gbogbo wa ti wa.
(For all who are resident on earth, the Almighty created us all.
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