*He who does not look ahead remains behind*

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     ```African Proverb```

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*Meaning: Life is full of distractions. A distraction is something that has the tendency to shift or take our focus from off what is important or that which we are pursuing. Often times When we think about distractions we think in terms of something bad or evil but a distractions can be something good. Your current success or past success can be a distraction to achieving your future success. You may have heard of the saying that the good is often the enemy of the best. Your good can distract you from pursuing your best. Sometimes we get so taken up with our success that we forget that true success is not a destination but a journey. Sometimes even your good friends for no evil or deliberate intention can be a distraction. Some chitchatting here and there, some social media stuff and you are completely distracted. Don't get me wrong. There's nothing intrinsically wrong with chatting or using social media. But we must have limits. We must know when it's shifting our attention from critical issues like family or relationship life. Be undistracted!*

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TESTIMONY TO LEAGUE OF WRITERS

When I was finally OK to collect my poems into a book, I found it hard to believe who would unfailingly have the book published. I have read hundreds of books published by several organizations, not that the works ain't good, I generated a kinda contemplation if they could do me the needful until I read Armageddon Of Love by Hassan Idris.

I reviewed Hassan Idris' Armageddon Of Love last year. When I was making the review, I had to repeatedly check the cover page to note the publishers. Their work is the best one I have ever seen, so far. So, without taking it long, I contacted him, Hassan Idris, about the League of Writers. He told me a little about them and shared to me the contact of the CEO for further information. I chatted him and from that spot, after sharing with me some of their works, I felt contented and trusted them with my work. 

Whatever is supposed to mean, I can testify that League of Writers are the best and the quality of their works is what gives me the nod. More than I could ever imagined, they rearranged my book, designed the cover and gave it a poetic face. I felt dazzled when I received the copy. Taken aback, it's unforgettable; League of Writers fullfil their promise. 

Dear writers,

I recommend you League of Writers not only when you struggle so stark to hold and embrace but clutche empty space, but even when you are eager to swallow in quick, your ravenous saliva of being satisfied. They are in nutshell the best. 

—Muazu Umar Mallam

Author of WHEN FLAKE SAILS.