NAHCON refunds N820 million to Hajj 2017 pilgrims
The agency gave a breakdown of the sum.
The agency gave a breakdown of the sum.
Mr. Buhari says his government will address challenges of the pilgrimage.
The Board says it is necessary for the intending pilgrims to pay early to enable Saudi Arabian authorities to prepare ...
The exercise is part of NAHCON’s efforts to ensure timely preparation for the 2018 Hajj in line with Saudi Arabian ...
Of the six airlines, four are from Nigeria, two are Saudi based airlines.
The amount is tentative and could change, an official says.
The Federal Executive Council, FEC, approved deal on June 28.
The dateline is part of the new reform by the Saudi authority to ensure hitch free hajj operation in the ...
Senators say they sent three invitations to NAHCON boss.
About 42,126 Nigerian pilgrims have already returned.
The trash and food items collected are free items by charity organisations.
Mr. Mohammed said over 14,000 pilgrims have been airlifted back to Nigeria in 36 flights.
Return flights for pilgrims will end October 5.
The Nigerian medical team was on hand to offer medical and emergency ambulance services to the pilgrims.
No fewer than 81,000 Nigeria pilgrims performed this year’s hajj.
The airlifts will start with Gombe State.
Thousands of Nigerians are currently in Saudi Arabia'
Officials say despite the deaths, the exercise has been peaceful and smooth.
Officials say 14,872 pilgims have accessed treatments at NAHCON's clinics in Makkah and Madina.
A total 81,200 Nigerian pilgrims are performing this year's hajj.
No fewer than 91,000 Nigerian pilgrims have arrived Saudi Arabia for the Hajj.
The pilgrim was almost lynched in Saudi Arabia as he ignorantly tried to make payments at a shop.
Respondents cut across Enugu, Oyo, Ondo, Niger, Osun, Niger, Lagos and Kaduna.
About 37,388 Nigerian pilgrims for the 2017 hajj have been transported.
Commission says all its operations are digitalised.
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