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MediaNGN:
Nigerian Government....na the same crude oil o

MediaNGN:
Nigerian Government....na the same crude oil o

Explorers:
It took almost a decade to build, was finished three years late and cost £330million ($434 million) - but Qatar's vast national museum is finally open.

It resembles a cluster of flying saucers, though its design was actually inspired by a desert rose.

The new National Museum of Qatar, which was designed by French architect Jean Nouvel, features a multi-curved flying saucer style roof.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-6846189/Qatars-extraordinary-330million-flying-saucer-museum-finally-opens.html

Explorers:
It took almost a decade to build, was finished three years late and cost £330million ($434 million) - but Qatar's vast national museum is finally open.

It resembles a cluster of flying saucers, though its design was actually inspired by a desert rose.

The new National Museum of Qatar, which was designed by French architect Jean Nouvel, features a multi-curved flying saucer style roof.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-6846189/Qatars-extraordinary-330million-flying-saucer-museum-finally-opens.html

MediaNGN:
Nigerian Government....na the same crude oil o

jo2222:
hmmm,Naija which way na ?

kdfinest:
Bros that amount is above what you stated. $434 million is over #150 Billion Naira.

wisino1:
These guys are doing extraordinary thing while we are still battling with inconclusive election

wisino1:
These guys are doing extraordinary thing while we are still battling with inconclusive election

ifyalways:
Arabs, you mean.

omoiyalayi:
That is where the leaders with vision are

Nigeria leaders both past and present are vision less

omoiyalayi:
That is where the leaders with vision are

Nigeria leaders both past and present are vision less

ifyalways:
Arabs, you mean.

armadeo:
Then 70 billion needed for completion of project, which would then be abandoned after the government has spent 8yrs tryingn to complete.

logon599:
Beautiful design explorers. I believe the Architects would have considered wind shear effects cos of the thinness of those roofing panels.