[A MUST READ STORY]. The below story is re-written for not only the critical minds but the general public. THE LEOPARD AND THE ANTELOPES A hungry Leopard searched for food several days but could not find a prey. One day, while it was desperate in search for food, spotted two antelopes arguing among themselves and finally resulted to a fight. Breathing a sigh of relief, the Leopard thought of launching an attack almost immediately; then a common sense came to mind. I am terribly hungry (it said). One antelope will not be enough to quench this hunger of mine. What must I do then to get the two antelopes? Ahaaan! let me wait as they engage in the fight. After all, they will definitely get exhausted. The Leopard after this high yielding thought, laid itself on a slanted tree watching. The antelopes fought and fought and fought until they both were really tired. This is the right time for me to pull my trigger, said the Leopard. Then it jumped down and rushed to the scene. The antelopes could not fight nor run for their lives. They became food for their ENEMY. [END OF STORY]. This story tells us how dangerous it is for persons of the same ancestral lineage, with a common destiny to engage in an argument, let a lone fight. May be the bitterest enemy could patiently be waiting @ the time you both shall be exhausted. Had I known (they say) is @ the end of an incident. Lets all join hands to say [NO] the current hullabaloo in Bimbilla to avoid Had we known. Let us remember the saying in our language that, Bihi yi zabi bihim zugu, BAHI n ti nyuri li. Meaning, when children fight over cows milk, it only becomes food for DOGS. Naawuni mali mi Nanung, ka gu ti ka che ti yi daa mi ni lala.... (Had we known)
Posted on: Wed, 12 Mar 2014 05:15:32 +0000
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