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1wolex85: Good question, all our leaders should be made to fulfill thier promises. Apc supporters or any other person who hasva progress report or otherwise should tell us.

@op, I know you only opened this thread in response to the thread on power, u dont care about lagos.

Apc supporters pls ignore the intentions of this op and lets state it as it is here, where is the airport and seaport?

I appeal to Honorable Ekoile1, Aresa and the stanch followers and supporters of APC to please direct us to where this facility is situated with clear pictures.

God bless your dreams.

rozayx5: Of recent questions to hold our leaders accountable have started popping up on this section, and its a very welcome trend i must say.
if anybody has any construction updates would be glad to see

https://www.nairaland.com/1344968/construction-seaport-airport-begins-lekki

lekki airport to commence operations in 2012

https://www.nairaland.com/809152/lekki-epe-intl-airport-commence-operation

Please no insults, just facts (pictures)

The Leki-Epe Airport is part of the gimmick of ACN turned APC to deceive Lagosians

Kwankwaso, be ready to defend your statement in distance future.

Irrelevant repetition. Only in Nigeria.

UTME & POST UTME.

Hamas is a terrorist organization and has been taught some lesson by the IDF.

May the souls of the departed heroes RIP

OtunbaJega: Missing Israeli soldier is dead

Israel lied

Hamas did not capture any soldier

Reasoning of some people is paranoid

APC, Failure is your new trademark.

ola6: They come from Osun (imagine the SSCE holder Aregbesola served as the commissioner of works in Lagos for 8 SOLID YEARS) to start dictating what is happening in Lagos. This is why I love Mimiko! Have you seen a Lagosian rule other Yoruba states? the answer is NO. God will visit you and Tinubu. Lairs! Now they want to impose Ambode (an Ilaje Ondo guy on us). God forbid!!!

WE WILL TAKE BACK OUR STATE!!!

It is only fo.ols sitting somewhere in the cyberspace that would wish to return APC in Lagos come 2015

ola6: All these fake Yorubas in Diaspora always type nonsense on Nairaland. When was the last time you came home and see what is happening? You watch 3-D animations on Youtube and TV crafted by APC for your imaginary delight. How often have you WALKED the streets of Lagos to know whats happening? Do you think Lagosians will accept you fake people from Iragbiji to rule them? NEVER AGAIN!!!

It is only fo.ols sitting somewhere in the cyberspace that would wish to return APC in Lagos come 2015

ibedun: Omo Ale


All dem non-entities are scared of Tinubu.

Awon eleleya.

I recommend you for deliverance of the mouth and hand

August 9th, Osun Decides.

OtunbaJega: Oga Firefire, you need to return your school leaving certificate.

OtunbaJega

Different speech for different post, So far you pass the message across

OtunbaJega: Boy!!!.... You need to look for your English teacher

Check me out. I have autonomous way of using my words.

Come in and learn as we prepare for 2015

ibedun: Fire_Fire

Oloshi

Omo Igbo, Na only you dey here. Go back home na Yoruba land no be by force.

Jagagban for life.

Ibedun,

Omoiya, kii lo dee now. emi oloshi ? habaa mo dariji eee. ma see bee mo ooo

Isinru ati ijeniya to gee, nilu eko.

Oju awo la wo mafi gbobe ni 2015, lagbara Olorun.

Peace can return to middle east, hope Hamas would respect herself and the life of her citizen.

Enough of blood shed and destruction.

As the first Israel troops began pulling out of the Gaza Strip Saturday night, Aug. 2, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu pledged that Operation Defense Edge would continue until security and calm are restored to all Israel’s citizens – however long it takes. But in his televised news conference, he also said: “The IDF will deploy according to the needs of Israel’s security – and only Israel’s security.”

After expressing deep gratitude to the American people and its leaders for their support, Netanyahuu underlined the importance of the links Israel had established with regional countries as a great asset for the future.

In the view of debkafile’s military experts, Netanyahu and Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon have been guided in their management of the Gaza operation by four major misapprehensions:

1. That Hamas wanted a ceasefire;

2. That the Hamas tunnel network has been largely discovered and disabled;

3. That Hamas will take years to recover from the thrashing the IDF administered in the 25 days of its counter-terror operation in the Gaza Strip. (Netanyahu: “We struck many thousands of terror targets and many hundreds of terrorists.”)

4. That rocket fire will die down after Hamas fully appreciates the terrible devastation its war has inflicted on the Gaza Strip population.

The slogans of the last four weeks reflected these assumptions: “Quiet will be met with quiet” was one, or “We shall degrade Hamas’ military strength,” and “We’ll wipe out Hamas’ entire tunnel empire.”

But a change in tenor was apparent Saturday night: Variations on the theme of “No accommodation, only deterrence” were to be heard, as well as “No more ceasefires,” and “We’ll end the operation unilaterally as and when it suits our security needs.”
Those ideas reflected the rationale for Israel’s decision not to send envoys to the truce talks opening in Cairo Sunday.

Shortly before the Netanyahu-Ya’alon news conference, the parents and siblings of the captured Israeli officer, 2nd Lt, Hadar Goldin appeared before reporters for a moving appeal to the prime minister, defense minister and chief of staff not to evacuate Israeli troops from Gaza before ecovering the missing officer.

His father and four siblings, all IDF officers on reserve or active service, maintained that it was unthinkable according to the most hallowed traditions of the Israeli army to abandon a serviceman in the field..

One of the prime minister’s answers to reporters’ questions can be traced to the deep impression the Goldin family made on the public. He said the IDF will act solely according to security and no other considerations.

The new set of war slogans are designed to soften the impact of a decision reached by the two war leaders last week, which was to pull the bulk of the troops out of the Gaza Strip and redeploy them behind the border fence in offensive formation. The Rafah sector in the south will remain beleaguered.

As for the claim that all the tunnels will be dealt with first, debkafile reports that despite the weeks of fighting, the IDF has driven no deeper than 1-3 kilometers into the territory, leaving the western areas untouched. Therefore, the soldiers can only deal with the tunnels that come out in the eastern sector or cross under the border into Israel.

To truly finish off the warren of passageways, the IDF needs to burrow much farther west- up to their starting points. But Hamas, with the help of Iranian and Hizballah engineers, constructed the labyrinthine system so that each tunnel forks off into another passage every few dozen or hundred meters. Some of these interconnected passageways lead under the border to places in Israel; others go further underground in Gaza.

The system is totally baffling. IDF spokesmen have said repeatedly that the troops have more or less dealt with the tunnels, while the politicians promise this will be done. They are anxious to allay people’s visceral dread of ferocious enemies jumping out of the bowels of the earth on kibbutz lawns, a terror that has driven more people north than even the rockets.

The truth is that only the tunnel sections reaching the Israeli border have been neutralized, whereas the honeycomb buried deep inside territory which the IDF has not reached has defied Israeli intelligence’s best efforts.And the surprises keep on coming. A capacious, cement-lined passageway leading into Israel was revealed Saturday night with two motorcycles parked inside, ready for terrorists to make a dash to their prey.

As for the rocket fire, Hamas still holds more than a third of the 9,000 rockets with which it launched its blitz – more than enough to keep Israeli civilians within a wide radius running for cover. The IDF has seriously trashed rocket production plants, but at least one-fifth of the facilities remain functional and can continue to replenish depleted stocks.

The assumption that Hamas will need years to recover may turn out to be a losing gamble if Iran and Hizballah decide to step in and rehabilitate their Palestinian ally from scratch.

At all events, if the IDF pulls back the bulk of its ground forces now, with its goals only partly attained, Israel and the communities and towns bordering Gaza will soon be caught up in a lengthy war of attrition and forced to repeat the ground operation.

http://debka.com/article/24158/Israeli-troop-exit-from-Gaza-without-achieving-all-goals-bodes-war-of-attrition

Brimmie: Wait, you don't want to pay Tax?

You are missing the track bro