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Departure

31 Aug First Batch of Oyo 2019 Muslim Pilgrims Depart Makkah to Nigeria

Posted at 18:59h in Pilgrims Welfare Board, Pilgrims Welfare Board (Muslim Wing) by

The first batch of  2019 Pilgrims  from Oyo State to Makkah and Medinah  have successfully departed Saudi Arabia to Nigeria after completing their pilgrimage rights.

The Chairman of the Board Prof. Sayed Malik confirmed this while addressing the Journalists at the Pilgrims hotel Durat Al Ewaa, Makkah.

The Chairman said that four hundred and twenty six (426) Pilgrims departed Makkah to Jeddah where they will board flight to Nigeria, while fifty of the Pilgrims had left earlier with the Osun state 2019 Pilgrims.

He  appreciated Allah for  successful performance of the Pilgrims Hajj activities both in Makkah and Medinah.

The Chairman used the medium to remind the Pilgrims to make use of the lesson learned from this year Hajj exercise and do away with any act or behaviour that can destroy their Hajj when getting back to their various houses.

 

Badmus Ibrahim A

Press Officer.

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