Hajj 2023: Tomorrow Tuesday, Nigerian Pilgrims will be sent home On July 4, 2023, the 95,000 Nigerian pilgrims who participated in this year...

Hajj 2023: Tomorrow Tuesday, Nigerian Pilgrims will be sent home

On July 4, 2023, the 95,000 Nigerian pilgrims who participated in this year's Hajj will return to their country.

This was said by Goni Sanda, the chairman of the National Pilgrims Commission's (NAHCON) aviation committee, at a gathering of Hajj stakeholders last Sunday evening in Makkah.

Each pilgrim and the agency's Hajj official are anticipated to spend 40 days in Makkah before being transported back to Mecca, according to Sanda, who also stated that the pilgrims will be returned as planned for their transportation to the Holy Land. Nigeria.

The pilgrims who were initially transported to Makkah, in accordance with tradition, would be those who are returned to Nigeria, he claims, and this is consistent with Saudi policy.

While plans are being made to return the Pilgrims to Nigeria from Makkah, he urged them to behave properly.