"You may tell an Igboman is truly dead if you wave a Naira (Money) under his nose and he does not wake up."

This speaks of several things, the link between Jewish prosperity and entrepreneurship and Igbomans prosperity and entrepreneurship at home and in the diaspora. This is one of the reasons others have  persecuted and went to war with these people due to the fear of How their GOD has blessed them and how if not stopped they would dominate the economics of society and thus control the world. Secondly it speaks of the Igbomans propensity towards idolatry, greed and covetousness if one does not keep Omenana (Torah) and follows Chukwu Abiama (The God of Abraham) with his whole heart. 

Can two walk together, except they be agreed? Will a lion roar in the forest, when he hath no prey? will a young lion cry out of his den, if he have taken nothing?

If these verses sound familiar, they are, for they are very much like Igbo Idioms which the elders have spoken long before missionaries came and introduced Amos to them. This tells me that even beyond the Torah (Law of Moses) which is virtually identical to Igbo Omenana, that from various Hebrews and Jews who came to the Igbo Gadites after the destruction of the 2nd Temple.

The only time an unmarried woman owns up that she made love is when she is heavy with child.

"One with rashes does not cut his fingernails."