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“Ojo lo pe, ipade kii jina.” This Yoruba proverb, like many others that aptly describe various situations, actions, or occurrences, is profoundly deep. It simply means, in Yoruba parlance, “It is only time that takes long; the meeting or consequence is never far away.”

The proverb speaks to the inevitability of consequences and the swiftness of time. For better understanding, it implies that no matter how long it takes for a situation to unfold, the day of reckoning—the “meeting” with the results of one’s actions—will eventually arrive..Read The Complete; Full Original Here.>>>