Nwor a ɓak káa, ngyal a sak maar.

Translation: 
Commerce is unprofitable stress, it is better you farm.
Postproverbial: 
Maar a nwor.
Translation: 
Farming is business.
Comments: 
The literal meaning of this proverb is: “Unlike farming, commerce is not profitable.” “Nwor” is a term for farm(ing), the Mwaghavul’s people’s traditional occupation. This in the days was considered a very lucrative business. One’s wealth, in those days was measured by bountiful harvest which is showcased by the size of harvest and number of granaries.
Language - Region: 
mwaghavul-nigeria
Label: 
farming
Commerce