400 pilgrims depart Maiduguri today as Immigration partners NAHCON for smooth hajj

The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) had approved three airlines – Max Air, Azman Air and Flynas – to convey 43,008 pilgrims to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Murtala Adewale (Kano) and Shakirah Adunola (Lagos)

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