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| Continue With Hajj Registration, NAHCON Tells Intending Pilgrims by zakim(op): 5:28am On Apr 27, 2020 |
The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria yesterday advised intending pilgrims to continue with the 2020 Hajj registration pending the Saudi Arabia Kingdom’s final position. NAHCON, in a statement by its Head of Public Affairs, Fatima Sanda Usara, said Saudi Arabian authorities had not taken a final decision on cancellation or otherwise of the 2020 Hajj exercise. “For this reason, this plan is not applied in Nigeria alone; there are other Muslim countries taking this step as well to forestall any last minute unpreparedness” it said. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, Saudi Arabian Hajj Minister Mohammed Banten had on April 1 said the Kingdom was concerned about the safety of pilgrims, urging those getting ready for the spiritual journey to delay concluding contracts. The NAHCON noted yesterday that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia had cancelled Umrah in 2020 indefinitely, saying “Thus, no one is advised to make payment towards embarking on Umrah trip in the year 2020 to any operator”. It urged intending pilgrims to report to NAHCON, any unlicensed tour operator encouraging them to make 2020 Hajj or Umrah payments to their agencies. Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/continue-with-hajj-registration-nahcon-tells-intending-pilgrims.html |
| Re: Continue With Hajj Registration, NAHCON Tells Intending Pilgrims by helinues: 5:39am On Apr 27, 2020 |
This is purely scam |
| Re: Continue With Hajj Registration, NAHCON Tells Intending Pilgrims by LibertyRep: 5:40am On Apr 27, 2020 |
Is there any non-fundable fee the intending Pilgrims must pay during registration? If yes, then I suspect the Commission may be after such fee. Otherwise , with the current global situation one should be able to discern that there's a slim chance the Saudis will open their borders this year for Hajj. ...and even if they do, it'll be with very very strict conditions that Nigerians might not be able to meet easily. Even without Saudis placing restrictions, Nigeria government should even on it's own halt foreign pilgrimage till next year. |
| Re: Continue With Hajj Registration, NAHCON Tells Intending Pilgrims by princeade86(m): 5:43am On Apr 27, 2020 |
So their money can enter voice mail abi |
| Re: Continue With Hajj Registration, NAHCON Tells Intending Pilgrims by Nancydearie(f): 5:45am On Apr 27, 2020 |
Imagine, you mean they should continue with registration of Hajj amidst covid-19 pandemic? Hmmmm, it's quite hilarious. |
| Re: Continue With Hajj Registration, NAHCON Tells Intending Pilgrims by kolafolabi(m): 5:45am On Apr 27, 2020*. Modified: 7:27am On Apr 27, 2020 |
Instead of registering, I would rather wait till next year to perform 2021 Hajj exercise. The probability of 2020 Hajj is so slim |
| Re: Continue With Hajj Registration, NAHCON Tells Intending Pilgrims by galadima77(m): 5:46am On Apr 27, 2020 |
helinues:No be small one sef |
| Re: Continue With Hajj Registration, NAHCON Tells Intending Pilgrims by Flyingngel(m): 6:11am On Apr 27, 2020 |
Hajj? To do what? |
| Re: Continue With Hajj Registration, NAHCON Tells Intending Pilgrims by GOFRONT(m): 6:50am On Apr 27, 2020 |
Some govt parastatals be looking for evry means to rip unsuspecting sheeples off their money... |
| Re: Continue With Hajj Registration, NAHCON Tells Intending Pilgrims by SharonLoveth(f): 7:31am On Apr 27, 2020 |
You Just Wanna Look For People That'll Kiss, Cycling And Worship The Black Stone Of Kaaba.. |
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