Tsuntsun da ya ja ruwa shi ruwa kan doka

1. (literal) The bird that called the rain would be the first to get soaked. Similar to English proverb... "you reap what you sow" - that is, you eventually have to face up to the consequences of your actions.

   “Duk tsuntsun da ya ja ruwa shi ruwa kan doka” [lit. when the bird draws water, the water hits him] ... which can be interpreted as the woman‟s reminding her husband of the consequence of his act. --[1]

   "Duk tsun tsun daya jayo ruwa, to ruwan shi sai daka. Baba Buhari muna tare dakai..." --[2]

   "Allah ya kyauta tsuntsun da ya jawo ruwa shi ruwa kan duka." --[3]