Aboa a ɔnni dua, Nyame na ɔpra ne ho.

Translation: 
The animal that has no tail, it is God who brushes its body.
Postproverbial: 
Aboa a ɔnni dua, ɔwɔ abasa
Translation: 
The animal that has no tail has muscles
Comments: 
The traditional proverb reflects on divine protection for the defenceless, but the non-traditional response offers an alternative means of personal defence to the seemingly powerless.
Language - Region: 
akan-ghana
Label: 
animal
tail
muscles