Some Abuja men have been asked to return home While they must pay for the Hajj through the privilege, some pilgrims in Nigeria have reporte...
Some Abuja men have been asked to return home
While they must pay for the Hajj through the privilege, some pilgrims in Nigeria have reported that some of them have been told to return home since they will be unable to attend the Hajj this year.
After spending weeks at the Abuja pilgrim camp, the men claimed that this incident took place.
One of the incident's victims told BBC Hausa that despite spending more than ten days in the pilgrims' section of Nigeria's capital, she still has no idea what happened to them because the authorities have not provided any updates.
"They remain silent while we are seated here. When I began to talk, the phone was disconnected. I was informed, "I'm sorry, but I have to go home."
"I asked what happened when you stated that I returned home after three weeks of staying here; what occurred when you said that I went home? He then disconnected the phone.
"If the government will support us, we desire it because we are numerous men and women and we are not all over.
The guys in this petition arrived without being called, according to Abdullahi Magaji Hardawa, Director of the Nigerian Pilgrims Board, in a brief statement to BBC Hausa.
He did, however, claim that the pilgrims' board was acting.
They are pilgrims who have registered as "tour operators," and they will be transported on a special plane.
"Another ship is being prepared to come and take them away," the person who founded the companies said. "The companies that started with them came and started and failed."
Every ship has an hour when it departs, so if some people show up without being invited, they invite trouble upon themselves.
Additionally, he pledged that they would see to it that all pilgrims were transported to Saudi Arabia.
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