Everyday Gratitude

Today I am grateful for life. I am grateful for all the good things of life. I am grateful for the grace of moving to and fro without an accident. I am grateful I would be witnessing children's day tomorrow. I wish I had kids at home. I love babies so much. Yesterday was African Day and I am so proud of being an African, a Nigerian woman. I proud of African culture, tradition and norms. I proud of our delicious meals and food. I am proud of my own tribal food, wears and language. I am a Nigerian from Cross River State, residing in the economic city of Calabar. I speak Efik, Ibibio and English language fluently. Today I am so grateful for life.

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