Each person carries his/her own bane around with him/her. Compare Ìdí nikú ìgbín . . . Customarily, the tortoise is killed by pulling its neck and rubbing it against the sharp edge of its shell behind the neck until it comes apart. That part of the shell is known as the tortoise's sword.
Each person carries his/her own bane around with him/her. Compare Idi niku igbin . . . Customarily, the tortoise is killed by pulling its neck and rubbing it against the sharp edge of its shell behind the neck until it comes apart. That part of the shell is known as the tortoise's sword.