88.
Ẹni tó lórí ò ní fìlà; ẹni tó ní fìlà ò lórí; ẹni tó lórí, tó ní fìlà, kò rí òde dé e lọ.

Translation
A man with a head has no cap; the one with a cap has no head; the man with both head and cap, has no where to go.

Morals
Different strokes for different folks; we are all differently endowed.

89.
Ohun tó yẹ'ni ló yẹ'ni, okùn ọrùn ò yẹ adìyẹ; ó dẹ̀ yẹ adìyẹ, ẹni tó mú u dání lojú máa tì.

Translation
What is fitting is what is fitting; a leash does not suit the hen; even if it does, the shame is on the person handling it.

Morals
Some things are not proper and befitting; avoid them.

90.
Àpọ̀jù ọ̀rọ̀ ni í mú'ni pe ọba lẹ́nìkejì ẹni.

Translation
Excessive talk is what makes one refer to the king as a colleague.

Morals
Moderation is it; too much of anything, even if good, can be detrimental; exercise self control, always.

91.
Ó di ìgbà tí òjò bá dá, kí alágboorùn tó mọ̀ pé ẹrù lòún gbé.

Translation
Only after the rain subsides, would the person with it realise it's a burden.

Moral
The consequence of an action are undeniable at the end; those in denial would eventually have to face reality.

92.
Ẹni tí kò tó ni í nà tó ńdè'nà de’ni, àjẹkún ìyà ni yóò jẹ.

Translation
To waylay someone you cannot defeat in a fight, is to expose yourself to layers of (avoidable) punishment.

Moral
Exercise self-control; underestimate no one; carefully assess risks: don't be presumptuous.

93.
A kì í ṣíwájú ẹlẹ́ẹ̀ẹ́dẹ́ pe ẹ̀ẹ́dẹ́, nítorí a kò mọ́ bóyá ẹ̀ẹ́dẹ́gbẹ̀ta ló fẹ́ pè ni àbí ẹ̀ẹ́dẹ́gbẹ̀rin

Translation
Don't preempt anyone who started saying "ẹẹdẹ...", as you don't know if the person will say "ẹẹdẹgbẹta" or "ẹẹdẹgbẹrin".

Morals
Don't jump the gun.