Kwara pilgrims begin journey to Saudi Arabia for Hajj
Kwara State has commenced the airlift of its first batch of pilgrims to Saudi Arabia for Hajj. AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq flagged off the exercise, with 374 pilgrims departing from Ilorin. The governor urged the pilgrims to be good ambassadors and follow all Saudi laws. The welfare of the pilgrims is being prioritized by state officials and the Amirul Hajj, Abdullahi Aliyu.
What we know
- The first batch of 374 Kwara pilgrims, along with officials, departed from General Tunde Idi-Agbon International Airport to Madinah.
- AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq encouraged the pilgrims to represent Kwara and Nigeria positively and comply with all host country regulations.
- The Amirul Hajj, Abdullahi Aliyu, pledged to ensure the welfare and well-being of all pilgrims during the exercise.
- The Kwara State Pilgrims Welfare Board arranged for medical staff and local food to accompany the pilgrims for their comfort.
- Officials emphasized the importance of listening to directives from the Amirul Hajj and the Pilgrims Board throughout the pilgrimage.
