485 Quotes by Vincent Okay Nwachukwu

It is in the nature of the mature to foresee a ‘puncture’ the immature cannot see.

The glutton lives to eat instead of eating to live.

Every other delight depends on a satiated stomach, if food and drink are excluded from life, living becomes tasteless.

Doing for others what they can do for themselves is a denial of their existence.

It is explicit that chieftains profit from abomination, but the merit of their authority is that the community also benefit. Illicit behavior is kept at a low limit making for a close knit unit.

It is lamentable to discredit a practice that prohibits and inhibits abomination; only to inherit a misfit culture.

He who bears the tears of yesteryears and fears the cares of tomorrow needs comfort today.

If you can’t beat them, leave them. Good morals do not improve bad association. It’s a reverse that will only drive to regret.

There is no hindrance to a hungry man who has been served food except he suspects it is poisoned.