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politifact:
This thread is meant for applicants that attended the jovago first interview for call center agent on the 23rd of december 2014 at their office at sabo.please signify if you have been called for second stage. thanks

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zub:
Also did d interview, but havnt heard from them since then.

thanks bro,please let's keep this thread going

politifact:
This thread is meant for applicants that attended the jovago first interview for call center agent on the 23rd of december 2014 at their office at sabo.please signify if you have been called for the second stage

common guys,I am in the dark here

alaba1012:
It went well.hoping they get back to us soon.

I attended the interview too,have you been called for the next stage?

This thread is meant for applicants that attended the jovago first interview for call center agent on the 23rd of december 2014 at their office at sabo.please signify if you have been called for second stage. thanks

xristian19:
Well I would suggest that you make a proper verification because I don't think they have any office at yaba but I am aware of their head office at lekki phase1.

am I the only person in this,is there anybody else who received who also received the invite?

Hello guys,just received an email from jovago asking me to come for an interview tomorrow 23rd december 2014 for the position of customer care executive at their office at sabo,yaba.Are they real so I wont waste my transport fare

EUROBOMBER:
Leave all of them, Buddahmonk was very correct when he opened a particular thread about how these tortoise-like yorubas claim to be sophiscated but at the end of the day, what matters to them is "oma wa ni." Whatever the hell that means.

These yorubas shouting "Buhari, Buhari" voted massively for Obasanjo their son when he contested againt the same Buhari who they now call the Messaiah. Pray tell, are these yorubas saying that Obasanjo is a better choice to Buhari? If they see Obasanjo as better than Buhari how is it that Buhari has suddenly become the best man to rule Nigeria? If Obasanjo is considered better than Buhari then Buhari is not worth it.

We all know they voted masively for Obasanjo because he is their son and nothing more. That is how our self-acclaimed sophisticated yorubas reason and behave. These yorubas are highly unreliable people and very unstable; they are a treachrous group of people who mistake back-stabbing and treachery for sophistication and wisdom.

your analysis showed you are not a good student of history,yoruba's didn't vote obasanjo in 1999,they voted olu falae while in 2003 obasanjo tricked the then AD governors to work for him and it all turned out to ba disaster.pls let us push aside ethnic sentiments and make the necessary change come february 2015.The clamor for change goes beyond ethnicity and ethnocentricism.tnx

nigerianvenom:
...because a South westerner is no more their president.
but be reminded that just a few south westerners are the ones making noise about buhari's presidency.
the more enlightened ones cant let go of GEJ

keep dreaming,take a trip to any south west state and shout 'jonathan',you will be lucky not to be lynched

chukwudi44:
On three previous occasions 2003,2007 and 2011 Buhari contested for the presidency of these country and was rejected by the southern electorates including our SW brothers. Most noteworthy was the number of votes he got in 2003 in the sw when he contested against obasanjo. My question now is why did the sw people reject Buhari in 2003 when the had the very opportunity of 'ending' corruption in 2003?If they know Buhari had all the qualities they now ascribe to him why then did they reject him for a corruption personified obasanjo?

you igbo's are just a bunch of retards,you claim to be educated but your actions and dispositions concerning nigerian politics say otherwise.The whole nation voted this slowpoke called jonathan in 2011 with the hope of a better future but realized he was never up to the task,now that the whole citizenry is clamoring for change,you bring up your uninformed ethnic sentiments.come to think of it,this slowpoke called jonathan is not even an igbo man,he is from the SS,don't worry,you igbo's and some SS states should vote GEJ and let the whole north and SW vote buhari and see who is going to win. conclusion-the south east has the least voting strength in nigeria as we speak.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has described as a scorecard of failure the claims of phantom achievements by the Jonathan administration in its almost 60 months in the saddle, saying Nigerians cannot wait to sweep away one of the worst governments to have even presided over their nation’s affairs
In a statement issued in Abuja on Sunday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party said the President failed to get the usual bounce from such declarations because Nigerians were not the least impressed by the so-called achievements, which have not positively impacted on the lives of the citizens.
”Mr. President, Nigerians have asked themselves a simple question: Are we better off today than we were before President Jonathan assumed office, and they have unanimously answered in the negative. This is why your declaration failed to resonate, despite the hired crowds you ferried to Abuja,” it said.
APC said having weighed the President’s claims in his declaration speech against the reality on the ground, the party has decided to present to Nigerians the true scorecard of President Jonathan in the critical spheres of life, including insecurity, education, job creation, corruption, power sector, and poverty eradication.
The party said the areas of insecurity and job creation, which are intertwined, represent the biggest failure of the Jonathan Administration, irrespective of its claims to the contrary.
”Today, after the Jonathan Administration has spent $32 billion on security and defence, Nigeria is not any safer, with thousands of deaths, 221,000 square kilometres of territory captured by Boko Haram, 650,000 Nigerians internally displaced and also a daily harvest of death from ethno-religious crisis, clashes between pastoralists and farmers, armed robberies and kidnapping.
”To make matters worse, our once proud and globally-acknowledged military has been brought to its knees by lack of necessary fighting equipment, even with $32 billion spent. One wonders where the huge funds went to,” it said.
APC said while the government claimed to have created 1.9 million jobs in all of five years, the truth is that this is a mere tokenism.
”Even if the jobs they said they have created are not phantom, which we know they are, the situation on the ground is grim: 1.8 million Nigerians enter the job market every year, 5.3 million youth are unemployed and overall 20 million Nigerians are in the job market, and these are very conservative figures. Therefore, creating 1.9 million jobs over several years cannot amount to any achievement,” the party said.
It said while President promised Nigerians to eradicate corruption in all sectors of the economy, the facts on ground do not back the promise.
”Mr. President, under your watch, Nigeria’s rating by the global anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International has fallen. In 2009, Nigeria was rated 133 out of 180 countries, while in 2013, the country was rated 144 out of 177 countries.
”Mr.President, under your watch, the list of corruption cases begging to be handled is long: The missing $20b oil money, the Malabu oil scandal, the fuel subsidy scandal, the police pension heist, kerosene subsidy, and the sudden drop in the total amount realized from the Victims Support Fund from N80b to N60b. Plus the Ministers like Abba Moro, who presided over the swindling and death of job seekers, and Diezani Alison Madueke, who has presided over the most opaque oil industry in history, have rather received presidential cuddling instead of sanctions.
”Also, SURE-P, which was conceived to mitigate the hardships imposed on Nigerians by the needless increase in fuel prices, has now become a cesspit of corruption, a conduit for siphoning public funds and sure pit for money that could have ameliorated the suffering of ordinary Nigerians,” APC said.
On electricity, the party said the statement by President Jonathan that his Administration’s ”bold move” in the sector has put the country ”on the road to guaranteed regular power supply in the months ahead” is nothing but sheer deceit.
”Under the Jonathan Administration, Nigerians should not be in a hurry to throw away their generators. The facts on the ground show this to be true: While the FG has spent 533 billion naira (about $3 billion) on power, at best Nigerians enjoy less than six hours of electricity per day, where they enjoy it at all, while spending over 800 billion naira annually to fuel their generators.
”Also, the 4,000MW of electricity being generated by Nigeria cannot guarantee stable power for 170 million people or propel the country towards industrialization. By comparison, South Africa, with less than a third of Nigeria’s population, generates over 44,000MW of electricity. There is therefore no way that Nigeria can enjoy a stable power supply with a meagre 4,000MW in power generation,” it said.
APC said the President’s claims that the country has met Millennium Development Goal 1, which is the eradication of extreme poverty and hunger, flies in the face of the reality on the ground, adding: ”How can we claim to have eradicated extreme poverty and hunger when over 100 million Nigerians live on less than $2 per day, according to verifiable statistics?”
The party said with 51% of Nigerians, representing 90 million people, being illiterates, the establishment of 150 Almajiri schools has not even scratched the surface of the problem.
It also accused the President of insensitivity to the plight of the people who voted him into office, as he would rather fly to Burkina Faso than visit Chibok, Buni Yadi and Potiskum, which are some of the places where dozens of youth have been killed and maimed by the Boko Haram terrorists in recent times.
”The President should not just be the Commander-in-Chief but also the Consoler-in-Chief. A President who delights in comparing himself the the likes Obama must learn to act like the US President, who did not hesitate to visit his nation’s troops in Iraq and Afghanistan despite the risks involved,” APC said.
The party said with his Administration’s litany of failures, President Jonathan should rather apologize to Nigerians for wasting the mandate they freely gave to him in 2011, instead of daring to ask them for another mandate.

APC's manifesto for a new nigeria
State police, free education, jobs and a solid anti-corruption battle.

These – and many others – formed yesterday the major highlights of the 10-Point Road map unveiled in Abuja by the All Progressives Congress (APC), which is planning to win power at the centre in 2015.

The party said it would give independence to Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and other agencies.

Besides state police, there will be a Serious Crime Squad to curtail insurgency.

Highlights of the roadmap presented at the party’s Inaugural National Summit in Abuja are: jobs; anti-corruption fight; free; relevant quality education; agriculture; housing plan; and healthcare plan for children and adults.

APC plans a social welfare scheme for the less advantaged and build roads and power plants. It will manage better our natural resources, the party said, adding that it will strengthen peace, security and foreign policy.

The Road map reads in part: “Roughly, one in four Nigerians, and half of young job seekers are unable to find work. The number of people whose jobs do not cover the cost of food and housing is even greater.

“In addition, major industries that pay higher wages account for just over five per cent of the economy.

“The lack of jobs is the most critical challenge facing Nigeria today, hurting every community and preventing us from being the truly vibrant and prosperous nation we deserve. Building a diverse economy that allows every Nigerian to earn a living and better care for his or her family is our number one priority.

“APC road map for jobs includes: Create 20,000 jobs per state immediately for those with a minimum qualification of secondary school leaving certificate and who participate in technology and vocational training.

“Encourage state governments to focus on employment creation by matching every one job created by the State Government through funding with two jobs created by the Federal Government in the same state.

“Direct conditional monthly cash transfers of N5,000 to the 25million poorest and most vulnerable citizens upon demonstration of children’s enrollment in school and immunisation to help promote job empowerment.

“Establish technology/Industrial Estates fully equipped with ICT, power and other support across the country to attract and encourage small-scale technology businesses and other entrepreneurs.

“Provide allowances to discharged but unemployed Youth Corps members for 12 months while they seek jobs or acquire training and skills for job placement or entrepreneurship.

“Establish plants for the assembly and ultimately the manufacture of phones, tablets, computers and other devices.

“Pay a guaranteed indexed-linked price to farmers to ensure that there is always a ready market for their produce, which will create more jobs, agricultural related employment and sustain existing jobs.”

On corruption, the APC said it was worried that “corruption is crippling Nigeria”.

It assured Nigerians that it would “create a vibrant economy where jobs and opportunities are more readily available.” “Every individual, civil servant, business and government leader must play by the same rules, obey the law and reject the temptation of bribery and corruption.”

The party was specific on its anti-corruption agenda. It plans to: “show zero tolerance for official and/or private sector corruption. Place the burden of proving innocence in corruption cases on persons with inexplicable wealth.

“Pursue legislation expanding forfeiture and seizure of assets; laws and procedure with respect to inexplicable wealth, regardless of whether there is a conviction for criminal conduct or not.

“Strengthen legal provisions to prevent stay of proceedings and other delays in corruption trials.

“Guarantee the independence of anti-corruption and financial crimes agencies by legislation, charging their budgets directly to the Consolidated Revenue Fund.

“Stop corruption in our elections, in part by making the Independent National and State Electoral Commissions truly independent and free from political interference.

“Improve the ability of citizens to keep an eye on their government, with more open access to government data, greater disclosure of government contracts prior to awards and during implementation, and ensuring the people’s business is done in an open and transparent way.”

Regarding security challenges facing the nation, the APC said it would allow states to own local police forces.

It promised to establish a serious crime squad to fight terrorism.

The road map added: “Peace and security are fundamental to Nigeria’s social and economic wellbeing. Every Nigerian should be safe and free to work in any part of the country, regardless of tribe, ethnicity, or religious beliefs.

“Our law enforcement agencies face significant challenges on many fronts: terrorism, especially in the Northeast, unresolved high-profile homicides and the rise in new crimes, such as kidnapping, abductions and cyber-crime. The result is an international perception of Nigeria as a failing state where violent crime, corruption and fraud are rife.

“APC’s roadmap for peace, security and foreign policy includes: Enable states to have their own local police forces that address the special needs of each community, including community policing initiatives that restore trust among local citizens.

“Establishing a serious crime squad with state-of-the-art training and equipment to combat terrorism, militancy and ethno- religious crisis, clashes.

“Provide a comprehensive compensation plan for victims of ethno-religious crisis, communal clashes and terrorism.

“Initiate a national reconciliation and healing plan, beginning with a truth and reconciliation commission on ethno-religious clashes, ensure the teaching in our schools of religious tolerance and public demonstrations of religious and ethnic tolerance by public officials.”

On Education, the APC plans to “make the right of every Nigerian child to receive a free, relevant and quality education a reality, based on free and comprehensive primary and secondary education.

“Provide free tertiary education to students pursuing Science and Technology. Engineering and Math (STEM).

“Create incentives and dedicate special attention to the education of girls.”

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has described as a scorecard of failure the claims of phantom achievements by the Jonathan administration in its almost 60 months in the saddle, saying Nigerians cannot wait to sweep away one of the worst governments to have even presided over their nation’s affairs
In a statement issued in Abuja on Sunday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party said the President failed to get the usual bounce from such declarations because Nigerians were not the least impressed by the so-called achievements, which have not positively impacted on the lives of the citizens.
”Mr. President, Nigerians have asked themselves a simple question: Are we better off today than we were before President Jonathan assumed office, and they have unanimously answered in the negative. This is why your declaration failed to resonate, despite the hired crowds you ferried to Abuja,” it said.
APC said having weighed the President’s claims in his declaration speech against the reality on the ground, the party has decided to present to Nigerians the true scorecard of President Jonathan in the critical spheres of life, including insecurity, education, job creation, corruption, power sector, and poverty eradication.
The party said the areas of insecurity and job creation, which are intertwined, represent the biggest failure of the Jonathan Administration, irrespective of its claims to the contrary.
”Today, after the Jonathan Administration has spent $32 billion on security and defence, Nigeria is not any safer, with thousands of deaths, 221,000 square kilometres of territory captured by Boko Haram, 650,000 Nigerians internally displaced and also a daily harvest of death from ethno-religious crisis, clashes between pastoralists and farmers, armed robberies and kidnapping.
”To make matters worse, our once proud and globally-acknowledged military has been brought to its knees by lack of necessary fighting equipment, even with $32 billion spent. One wonders where the huge funds went to,” it said.
APC said while the government claimed to have created 1.9 million jobs in all of five years, the truth is that this is a mere tokenism.
”Even if the jobs they said they have created are not phantom, which we know they are, the situation on the ground is grim: 1.8 million Nigerians enter the job market every year, 5.3 million youth are unemployed and overall 20 million Nigerians are in the job market, and these are very conservative figures. Therefore, creating 1.9 million jobs over several years cannot amount to any achievement,” the party said.
It said while President promised Nigerians to eradicate corruption in all sectors of the economy, the facts on ground do not back the promise.
”Mr. President, under your watch, Nigeria’s rating by the global anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International has fallen. In 2009, Nigeria was rated 133 out of 180 countries, while in 2013, the country was rated 144 out of 177 countries.
”Mr.President, under your watch, the list of corruption cases begging to be handled is long: The missing $20b oil money, the Malabu oil scandal, the fuel subsidy scandal, the police pension heist, kerosene subsidy, and the sudden drop in the total amount realized from the Victims Support Fund from N80b to N60b. Plus the Ministers like Abba Moro, who presided over the swindling and death of job seekers, and Diezani Alison Madueke, who has presided over the most opaque oil industry in history, have rather received presidential cuddling instead of sanctions.
”Also, SURE-P, which was conceived to mitigate the hardships imposed on Nigerians by the needless increase in fuel prices, has now become a cesspit of corruption, a conduit for siphoning public funds and sure pit for money that could have ameliorated the suffering of ordinary Nigerians,” APC said.
On electricity, the party said the statement by President Jonathan that his Administration’s ”bold move” in the sector has put the country ”on the road to guaranteed regular power supply in the months ahead” is nothing but sheer deceit.
”Under the Jonathan Administration, Nigerians should not be in a hurry to throw away their generators. The facts on the ground show this to be true: While the FG has spent 533 billion naira (about $3 billion) on power, at best Nigerians enjoy less than six hours of electricity per day, where they enjoy it at all, while spending over 800 billion naira annually to fuel their generators.
”Also, the 4,000MW of electricity being generated by Nigeria cannot guarantee stable power for 170 million people or propel the country towards industrialization. By comparison, South Africa, with less than a third of Nigeria’s population, generates over 44,000MW of electricity. There is therefore no way that Nigeria can enjoy a stable power supply with a meagre 4,000MW in power generation,” it said.
APC said the President’s claims that the country has met Millennium Development Goal 1, which is the eradication of extreme poverty and hunger, flies in the face of the reality on the ground, adding: ”How can we claim to have eradicated extreme poverty and hunger when over 100 million Nigerians live on less than $2 per day, according to verifiable statistics?”
The party said with 51% of Nigerians, representing 90 million people, being illiterates, the establishment of 150 Almajiri schools has not even scratched the surface of the problem.
It also accused the President of insensitivity to the plight of the people who voted him into office, as he would rather fly to Burkina Faso than visit Chibok, Buni Yadi and Potiskum, which are some of the places where dozens of youth have been killed and maimed by the Boko Haram terrorists in recent times.
”The President should not just be the Commander-in-Chief but also the Consoler-in-Chief. A President who delights in comparing himself the the likes Obama must learn to act like the US President, who did not hesitate to visit his nation’s troops in Iraq and Afghanistan despite the risks involved,” APC said.
The party said with his Administration’s litany of failures, President Jonathan should rather apologize to Nigerians for wasting the mandate they freely gave to him in 2011, instead of daring to ask them for another mandate.

smada13:
why should I? you want to track me with my number I'm way smarter bro

no bro,I am trying to save the picture but I couldn't,want to use it as my DP

smada13:
Saw this poster on the island on Saturday that mocked the gubernatorial candidate of PDP, Jimi Agbaje together with the south west leader cum ex-convict Bode George....

what's your view about this and its effect on the coming election?

@op,pls send the above poster to the watsapp number-09098082895...tnx

smada13:
Saw this poster on the island on Saturday that mocked the gubernatorial candidate of PDP, Jimi Agbaje together with the south west leader cum ex-convict Bode George....

what's your view about this and its effect on the coming election?

@op,pls send the photo to this watsapp number_09098082895

dedetosin:
In my time of hearing of online tests and what not, I have never seen any as bad as this. From the beginning , it's been a failure from addressing people with wrong names to their site been temporarily unavailable on test day . Very very poor and not organised atal. I was sent an email and did all that was required. On the day. The website didn't work for over 1 hour when it did work eventually I answered a question and the rest went blank. It kept saying check your Internet connection till my time ran down but I was sooo online. Other sites opened with ease. In fact I used my swift modem and wrote the exam near a swift base station sef. This should be re organised and we should be sent emails all over again. Better still make it a physical one if sterling can't cope with online tests. Cheers . I would like to hear from others please. We're you able to write the test?

finally did it after spending two hours at the cyber cafe,its just an interview for a marketing job and they said I scored 44 percent below the xx percent benchmark.

Has anybody from lagos received a phone call from DSS?pls notify if u have been contacted

Anybody from lagos that has been contacted?

MrOlai:
Akinwunmi Ambode Endorsement as Lagos Governor flagbearer is a great mistake on d part of leadership of APC. I'll be disappointed if dis leads to PDP taking over Lagos come 2015. Lagos State is dominated by muslims. Ambode is a christian. APC leaders should have endorsed a muslim candidate with Ambode being d deputy. When it comes to d issue of religion, people are very sensitive. Majority of Lagosians would always prefer a muslim governor just like majority of Deltans would prefer a christian governor. APC leadership shouldn't have yielded to d pressure from d christians. If PDP presents, for instance, a muslim candidate like Obanikoro, PDP may take Lagos from APC. APC leaders should have taken into consideration dat in Democracy, majority interest matters a lot. In any case, all d best.

are u educated at all,hw old are u?

Confirmed!the list is out,go to ur respective state commands for more information

Team lagos,any news?

finni:
Are you for real? Are you out of Lagos? Ambode has been the most vibrant in terms of publicity among the candidates. Sasore only came out beaming of late.

Akin ambode toured almost all the LG's in lagos state while others were busy crying foul,he deserved it

p3ndy79:
The truth alphaoscar is that GOS is a much loved and cherished personality. He was and has been a grassroot politician to the core.

He has been chairman of one the most populated LG in Nigeria, he controls Alimosho, Mushin and Agege, oshodi, isolo, ipaja axis completely. He is from ikorodu and surely all of imota, igbogbo, ikorodu, ijede, ipokodo, ikorodu north and west, odogunyan etc are sure bankers even down to kosofe.

He was appeased and begged to step down for Tinubu in 1999 by the NADECO leaders so ignore GOS at your own peril.

He is a muslim and off course the most prominent real and true lagosians are mostly muslims, islam came to the south west mostly through lagos. So the religion factor favours him also even though religion rarely matter in the politics of lagos.

Others are new breed politicians, the fashola and tinubu boys, GOS has been relevant and known since the days of UPN and SDP.

There is a large clamour for power shift to Ikorodu division also, all other four divisions have produced civilian governors of lagos except old Ikorodu division.

I hope he wins anyway, but I'm cool with him, sashore, ambode weakened by the non true lagosian tag or Hamzat or Pitan.

Lagos is blessed with worthy successors.

you must be dreaming to say GOS controls alimosho,agege and ipaja,he is popular in mushin but not these areas

tobbiefied:
AS the All Progressives Congress
(APC) holds its governorship
primaries on Thursday, 12 aspirants
have been cleared to participate in
the election in Lagos State.
Which aspirant d you think would win the ticket
1-Akinwunmi Ambode
2-Senator Ganiyu Solomon
3- Hon. Adeyemi Ikuforij,
4-Dr. Leke Pitan
5-Dr. Obafemi Hamzat
6-Mr. Tayo Ayinde,
7-Mr. Olasupo Shasore
8-others

AKINWUNMI AMBODE,he is the only aspirant that toured all the LG's in lagos to meet the people while others were busy crying wolf. I think he had the most viable and vast campaign policy.......AA for ALAUSA

FreeGlobe:
An All Progressive Congress, APC, presidential aspirant, Muhammadu Buhari, has faulted President Goodluck Jonathan’s moves to borrow money to fight the ongoing Insurgency that is bedevilling some northern states.
Mr. Buhari, who was in Kano to sympathise with victims of Friday bomb blast, said Nigeria did not borrow to win the civil war that kept the country as a single entity.
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/nwest/172136-nigeria-needs-not-borrow-fight-boko-haram-buhari.html

simply because igbo's are ethnic bigots and have always been losers in nigeria's political affairs and will continue to support the drunk fool from otuoke after all the pains and anguish he is inflicting on nigeria.may the gods of this land and the blood of the innocent shame you people

Blackfire:
obanikoro i know u are a nairalander...u just show u ve nothing to offer.mosquito, nigga please

I think its called 'koronisation'

chukwudi44:
Loook at this fools!!! Do you think these politicians even know the likes of you exist? So many lagosians are like berem.They will vote Jmi even under the PDP banner.Just wait and see.I just hate the APC because of what they represent besides APC i just dont care whoever wins provided it is not APC.

The only APC candidate i will vote for will be Desmond Elliot

The same way nigerians are tired of the PDP,moreover,you don't have more than one vote.

Descartes:
Your immediate environment says it all about your upbringing

not my fault bro,just hate ethnic bigots

chukwudi44:
The Oba of Lagos has litle or no ifluence on who becomes Governor of Lagos!!!How many of the peole in lagos can he influence? As for the Agberos,the army will be ready for them.For the civil servants what makes you think most of them are for APC?

wishful thinking,yoruba's knows the difference between good and bad leadership:that is why we will never vote GEJ come 2015 no matter all your cheap blackmail against the APC.

chukwudi44:
i fougt hard to get my voters card just to make sure i vote out APC.The only APC candiadadte i might vote for wil be Desmond Elliot if he wins the primaries,all other elections will be PDP and others

biafra fool,the same reason you will vote jonathan who is leading this country to destruction