muchero wesango hauvimbwe nawo
Literal translation: you can't have faith in a wild fruit tree.
Contextual meaning: you shouldn't put so much hope into something that doesn't belong to you because when tomorrow comes the owner can do as they please whilst you need it the most. Therefore you always ought to be geared towards self-reliance as much as can in everything you do.
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