Sergeant in the Nigeria Police Resigned, Check out what He said that Just Hits the Internet

The Dreams of Everyone is to get a job that will suit his destiny and Purposes in this world. In fact, not all people are lucky to have a Job in this country as things get a bit tougher. But in finding the Job, only fewer people can luckily get a job of their dreams.

Whatever God has destined for you in this world, no body can rife your own blessings. We are just in a country where things are just controlled by the influential government stakeholders, even if is an empowerment program you must have someone who will stand for you before a slot can be given to you. This is a country with Millions populace, the largest country in Western Region of Africa as well as the hold Africa.

Recently, Nigeria Police just concluded there Documentation and Physical secreening with over 2 millions are competing in a just slot of only 10,000 to be recruited into the Job. Many graduates put aside their degrees and pursue Constable which are junior cadre in the Police. But a Sergeant decided to put on his voluntarily resignation of his appointment with the police after working for the past one decades ago.

Ukasha Ismail confidently took to his Facebook page and openly posted his Resignation of appointment just Wednesday late evening. Ukasha said "with gratitude to Almighty Allah, I wish to announce my Resignation from the Nigeria police force- NPF, with effect from today. I served for over a decade, with clean records and without any injury." The NCO from the Police Force further pointed out "I thank the mgt. If the NPF for the opportunities given. I really had fountain of experiences. To my Bosses and Colleagues, I will not forget your supports and prayers; I remain indebted."

Well, I am happy for him, to have taken such a decision about his life. I know something important gave him the mandate to take the bold decision after undergoing different experiences. Ismail is an Indigene of Jigawa state, Nigeria.

Shortly after his post, see attached are the screenshots from his Facebook friends comments about his decision.









Ismail replied to one of his close Facebook friend after wishing him luck was "I feel highly honored, sir, and the struggle for better Jigawa just started."

May God grant him better grace ahead and give him more opportunities he deserved in life as a youth.