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Dalil8:
No stadium in Nigeria cost more than $500m.

zabuur:
Now, what i was hoping to read if where some anti Islam fanatics would come here and start calling Muslims names. Abusing Allah and Prophet.

Sure, they won't. They will be looking forward to going for the tournament and a lot of them won't let Dubai rest despite the fact that these nations are predominantly Muslims

Puloc:
There are rich people. If it was ur country, that project would have been hyper inflated to $6b. There was a Country.

Dalil8:
Beautiful.

But qatar is really hot. Wonder how the players would cope with that.

Qatar 2022. I'll be there live and direct.

Bmaster:
and then what happens to naija super eagles

Kingdavid579:
We will be there soon

Dalil8:
Beautiful.

But qatar is really hot. Wonder how the players would cope with that.

Qatar 2022. I'll be there live and direct.

abusanofficial:
Where are all those criticizing Living Faith just some few days ago simply because it was announced the new structure they're building will cost 160 million dollars?

Note this is just one of the many stadiums built for the tournament Ooo, yet you are not criticizing human beings for putting such outrageous amount of money just to please the flesh.

But when a structure is raised to build a place to worship God, you people will be wailing blatantly.

Please if not for anything, for the free air we all breathing, God deserves some little respect from all creation.


And this is not just in Qatar, I believe you people can count more than a hundred stadiums for football clubs, basketball, American football etc and each cost outrageous sum of money. Yet just a few religious structures, you are saying the money is wasted.

Please grow up. God deserves more.

Dalil8:
Beautiful.

But qatar is really hot. Wonder how the players would cope with that.

Qatar 2022. I'll be there live and direct.

Aflix:
Whoa....3bn dollars. That's a lot. Hopefully, they make it back during the world cup.

Puloc:
There are rich people. If it was ur country, that project would have been hyper inflated to $6b. There was a Country.

abusanofficial:
Where are all those criticizing Living Faith just some few days ago simply because it was announced the new structure they're building will cost 160 million dollars?

Note this is just one of the many stadiums built for the tournament Ooo, yet you are not criticizing human beings for putting such outrageous amount of money just to please the flesh.

But when a structure is raised to build a place to worship God, you people will be wailing blatantly.

Please if not for anything, for the free air we all breathing, God deserves some little respect from all creation.


And this is not just in Qatar, I believe you people can count more than a hundred stadiums for football clubs, basketball, American football etc and each cost outrageous sum of money. Yet just a few religious structures, you are saying the money is wasted.

Please grow up. God deserves more.

WriterNig:
Sure they will, the 2022 FIFA World Cup would generate as much as $10 billion in revenue for Qatar, with more than 4 billion viewers worldwide. They built new cities, malls, stadiums, rail stations, airports because of the world cup.

They've been preparing for it since 2010. It's a big honor for a country to be chosen to host the world cup. It's the largest event in history.

Tcwork:
Qatar like other modern hosts of the game would not turn a profit. The broadcast rights are reserved by Fifa.
The World Cup is the most lucrative and costliest soccer event because those who pay for the tournament are not necessarily those who see its profits. FIFA, soccer's organizational leader around the world, rakes in billions of dollars in revenue every four years from the World Cup, while the nations that host the tournament foot a bill of $10 billion or more.
In the case of Qatar, it would spend more than $15 billion on none existent infrastructure.
The painful part is that at the end, the stadiums would be mostly abandoned.

WriterNig:
Sure they will, the 2022 FIFA World Cup would generate as much as $10 billion in revenue for Qatar, with more than 4 billion viewers worldwide. They built new cities, malls, stadiums, rail stations, airports because of the world cup.

They've been preparing for it since 2010. It's a big honor for a country to be chosen to host the world cup. It's the largest event in history.

WriterNig:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4N7YgEsUEhY


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Pictured: Qatar's $3 billion Lusail Stadium after construction. Na only blacks dey do labourer work for dem...
Nawa for Arab country for person way put head there.

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The 80,000-seat Lusail Stadium will host the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 final on December 18, 2022, which is also Qatar National Day. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]

Lusail, Qatar - With a capacity of 80,000, Lusail Stadium will be the biggest tournament venue for the 2022 World Cup that takes place in Qatar from November next year.

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According to tournament organisers, the stadium’s concrete works, steel superstructure installation and the roof big lift have been completed. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]

The stadium which cost $3 billion, will be one of eight venues for the tournament and will host a total of 10 matches, including the final and matches during every stage of the event.

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The stadium entrances, interior finishes and progress in concourses, skyboxes and lounges are nearing completion, as are the mechanical, engineering, plumbing and finishing works. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]

Tournament organisers told Al Jazeera the stadium is set for completion “by the end of 2021”, adding its “concrete works, steel superstructure installation and the roof big lift have been completed”.

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The construction site is said to conserve 40 percent more freshwater than conventional stadium developments. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]

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Qatar's treatment of its migrant workers has been under the spotlight ever since it was awarded hosting rights in 2010. Tournament organisers have said: "Compliance with ... all relevant Qatari laws will be a prerequisite to the selection and retention by the SC of its contractors and sub-contractors." [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]

“The venue’s turf was planted in the precinct’s turf farm in August 2020, with inspections indicating good growth progress and overall health.”

The stadium’s design is inspired by the interplay of light and shadow that characterises the “fanar” lantern.

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Lusail Stadium's ongoing secondary steel bracings going up, Lusail, Qatar. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]

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The roof membrane is under fabrication, to be installed after completion of the ongoing secondary steel bracings. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]

To deliver on the legacy commitments by the organising committee, Lusail Stadium will feature a school, housing, shops, food outlets and health clinics after the end of the World Cup.

A community football pitch will also be built within the premises.

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Lusail Stadium is located in the city of Lusail, about 20km (12 miles) from the capital Doha's city centre. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]

Some installations will be removed from the stadium “to make way for these new amenities”, according to a stadium factsheet produced by Qatar 2022 organisers.

The tournament will be played in November and December next year to avoid Qatar’s summer heat, where temperatures often go past 40C (104F) during the day.

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The stadium - one of the eight venues for the tournament - will host 10 matches, including the final and games during every stage of the event. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]

https://www.aljazeera.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/10.jpg?fit=1170%2C780
The stadium entrances, interior finishes and progress in concourses, skyboxes and lounges are nearing completion, as are the mechanical, engineering, plumbing and finishing works. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]

WriterNig:
Sure they will, the 2022 FIFA World Cup would generate as much as $10 billion in revenue for Qatar, with more than 4 billion viewers worldwide. They built new cities, malls, stadiums, rail stations, airports because of the world cup.

They've been preparing for it since 2010. It's a big honor for a country to be chosen to host the world cup. It's the largest event in history.

selemempe:
at the bolded... you are wrong. Olympics is bigger than FIFA world cup

WriterNig:
Wrong ❌

In terms of global audience. World Cup is bigger.

Dalil8:
Beautiful.

But qatar is really hot. Wonder how the players would cope with that.

Qatar 2022. I'll be there live and direct.

Kingdavid579:
We will be there soon