$32 Million "Nigeria House" In Manhattan Built In 1993 - Politics

 

FUN FACT: #Nigeria spent $32 million to build 'Nigeria House' in Manhattan. Opened 1993.

IBB did it.

828 Second Avenue, one block from the UNHQ.

22 floors, 91,000 square feet of space, views of the East River.

Also the first-ever Nigerian Mission building to be constructed from scratch.

Sourced from Tolu Ogunlesi MON

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