Sahara Reporters' columnist, Rudolf Okonkwo has this pieces of advice for you, which he termed why am thankful, it is so inspiring that you can't afford to miss it!
For those in America and those who embrace its
sensibilities, today is Thanksgiving. I am thankful that the people’s
servants are throwing away their umbrellas for the brooms. Let the rain
fall on the kings and the queens, I guess. Now is the time to sweep, I
suppose. Or are they just itching for somewhere to sit, cross their legs
and pick their teeth?
I am thankful that I know why the fallen lizard nods its head.
I am thankful that the circle is almost complete. A president has
gone to Mecca. A president has visited Jerusalem. What’s left is a
president that will visit Okija Shrine.
I am thankful that I don’t say “nothing spoil.” When something is spoiled, I say it is spoiled.
I am thankful that Nigeria’s economy is growing at over 6%. So are
the strikes, the unemployment, the crime and the remuneration of
political office holders.
I am thankful that I am a stakeholder. So is the beggar, the truck
pusher and the market woman. We are all entitled to an equal part of the
stake.
I am thankful that subjugated ghosts of our past are creeping out of the graveyard. They deserve salvation, too.













