Associated with Ogbè Ọ̀sá, it counsels that truth (Ogbè) outlasts chaos (Ọ̀sá). Just as one cannot see clearly through a cloud of dust, one cannot judge a situation while emotions and misinformation are swirling. By waiting for the 'wind' to die down, the reality of who is standing and what is true becomes obvious.
Bí eruku parí kílọ, a tújuka.
When the dust settles, clarity comes. Wait for the chaos to pass before seeking the truth of the matter.