Proverb: The person who goes (to war) is similar to the one who remains behind.

Meaning: Since death is the ultimate end of everyone,
whether you go on a dangerous mission or you seek the safety of home you cannot escape death.
This is an encouragement to people undertaking difficult or dangerous tasks.
On the other hand, someone who is determined to take risks can use this proverb to those who try to dissuade him.

This one must be from Somali or Afghan, sindio?

What do you think we are on? Didn't you read the subject? Don't you have your own, somebody asked you this before.

Proverb: You should not be proud of a locust's head.
Meaning: Someone should show humility if they wish to be respected.

hahahaha, I can see it's by the any means, hata through the backdoor, sawa lakini!

So is this one from Ghana
“It requires a lot of carefulness to kill the fly that perches on the scrotum”