break the wall: get ready to break the wall that debars your success and progress (english edition)  the book is an inspiring one. here are the comments of experts and scholars about the book:<br><br>the author of this awe inspiring book, <b><i>break the wall</i></b>, has presented it to both young and old. and it remains for us to only read in order to unlock and break the wall that debars our success and happiness.<br><br>using a clear and lucid language, the author explored some of the principles and ideas that we need as a society. the book speaks to you regardless of your age, gender, race or religious affiliation. it also presents some of the salient issues each person should tackle considering individual’s orientation.<br><br>in a world where everyone is surrounded here and there by bad news, pandemic outbreaks, economic recession, financial crises, acute famine, to mention but a few, the author expatiated the roles every member of the society should play in order to attain the happiness we all seek.<br><br>i recommend this book to all and sundry. i bet you will derive fresh delights, great wisdom and sound confidence to brace up and live a happy life. grab your copy and get transformed into a greater you!<br><br><b>waliyulah olayiwola.</b><br><b>copywriter engineer author speaker</b><br><b>founder and ceo,</b><br><b>care and compassion network (ccnetwork) &</b><br><b>afb digital agency.</b><br><br>this book appears at an auspicious time of need to reverberating and revitalizing moral values. the twelve-chapter work epitomizes poetic and prosaic combination combusted in a literary package. perhaps, african ethoses and mores are quite noticeable as they consistently come to the fore.<br><br>from the start of its prologue to the end of its epilogue are scintillating wordings of hope and interjection of ideal future of our generation and the upcoming. a discernible feature of this compilation is its lucidity and simplicity of poetic lines; later subjected into prosaic analysis and this metamorphosed into a coalesced discursive literary consequences. the themes are carefully chosen, and one is amazed of the ebullient prodigy of gift from a trained engineer in a literary milieu.<br><br><b>al-lmam abdusemiu ajani-</b><b>alkilany.</b><b> </b><br><b>chief lmam/chaplain, lslamic education & faith initiative, </b><br><b>magodo, lagos, nigeria.</b><br><br>what i like the most about this book is how there are endnotes explaining more about the poem just read. it gives a beautiful insight to the poem and allows for one to properly analyse the depth and meaning it’s intended to portray.<br><br>the poems cover several issues of life and of human behaviours such as racism and courage respectively. it’s a great read and deserves anyone’s time and attention.<br><br><b>engr. dr. (mrs.) nazmat surajudeen-bakinde.</b><br><b>associate professor, department of electrical and electronics engineering,</b><br><b>faculty of engineering and technology, university of ilorin, ilorin.</b><br><br>ibrahim, your book is amazing! i particularly love the poem and clause <b><i>“break the wall”</i></b> that bears the title because it makes the narrator sounds like he needs to stop the stereotypical ways people think and behave. i bet that many readers are going to be able to relate to this poem because everyone has felt this way before.<br><br>i also like the alliteration in that line of another beautiful poem in the book, <b><i>“for free”</i></b>. it just also sounds really good next to each other when you read them out loud.