(1). ~ When a king has wise counselors, his reign is peaceful - Ghanaian Proverb.
(2). ~ When you befriend a chief; remember that he sits on a rope - Ugandan Proverb.
(3). ~ A wild boar in place of a pig would ravish the town, and a slave made king would spare nobody - Yoruba Proverb.
(4). ~ A large chair does not make a king - Sudanese Proverb.
(5). ~ The best words give no food - Tutsi Proverb.
(6). ~ The wise chief does not eat from both sides - Malawian Proverb.
(7). ~ Words of a good king do not lock all the doors; they leave the right door open - Zambian Proverb.
(8). ~ When there's peace in the country, the chief does not need to carry a shield - Ugandan Proverb.
(9). ~ The way a chief acts affects the entire village - Ugandan Proverb.
(10). ~ A king cannot reign without the support of wise and honest elders - Burundian Proverb.
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