NGJigawa State's Executive Council has approved a ₦3.5 billion loan to pay the 2027 Hajj deposit for 466 intending pilgrims from the state. The decision was made during a meeting chaired by Governor Umar Namadi and aims to ensure compliance with the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria and Saudi Arabian requirements. The funds will cover logistics such as accommodation, transportation, and feeding for the pilgrims. Additionally, the council approved a ₦277 million contract for the renovation of the Reformatory School in Kafin Hausa. The State Commissioner for Information emphasized the importance of cooperation from intending pilgrims to ensure a smooth Hajj process.
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