Kogi Hajj Commission commended for successful 2026 Hajj

Alhaji Salihu Ademu has commended the Kogi State Hajj Commission for its successful coordination of the 2026 Hajj exercise. The Director of SALRABI FARM issued the praise in a statement on Tuesday, highlighting the commission's professionalism and focus on pilgrims' welfare. The commendation came after the completion of the pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia.

Ademu noted the commission's efforts in preparing and supporting Kogi pilgrims from the initial stages through the rites in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. He stated that the smooth coordination and effective service delivery reflected dedication and hard work. In his statement, Ademu said: “The smooth coordination of pilgrims, effective service delivery, and commitment to the welfare of Kogi pilgrims throughout the sacred pilgrimage are commendable and reflect the dedication, professionalism, and hard work of the Commission.” He urged returning pilgrims to maintain the spiritual values gained during Hajj. Ademu advised them to live with piety, patience, humility, discipline, and obedience to Allah while serving as positive ambassadors for their communities.

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Indonesian Hajj pilgrims preparing for peak rites at Arafah in Saudi Arabia.
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The arrival phase for regular Indonesian hajj pilgrims in Saudi Arabia ended on Friday, May 22, 2026. All groups are now preparing for the peak rites at Arafah.

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No fewer than 2,250 Nigerian pilgrims have left Medina for Mecca in about 50 buses during the 2026 Hajj.

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