Pay hajj fees before closing date, board urges intending pilgrims

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From Ahmed Idris Birnin Kebbi

The Secretary Kebbi State Pilgrims Board, Alhaji Garba Hamisu has urged all the intending pilgrims who have deposited their money for 2020 Hajji exercise should hasten the payment of their balance before the closing date.
He made this callyesterday while addressing Press men in his office adding that by end of February, 2020 the board will closed for the payment, urged intending pilgrims to intensify their efforts for completing there payment before the closing date.
Hamisu, who also said that over 3000 slot as been allocated to Kebbi State while the N1.5million fees is still remain the actual payment pending the outcome of the meeting from the National Hajji Commission for any inward review.
“we have done almost all the necessary arrangements, so that we can have a smooth Hajji Exercise this year, we want everyone to cooperate with the staffs of the board in order to have a good and understand among the pilgrims and staffs” he added.
He thanked the Kebbi State Government for always behind their success very year, assured of being honest and transparency to the people when discharged their duties.
Hamisu who also appealed to the media practioners to support them in terms of information dissemination and ensured the objective in their report.

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