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Governor Sule Hails Nasarawa Pilgrims’ Exemplary Conduct, Reviews Hajj Report

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Nasarawa State governor, Abdullahi Sule has commended the state’s 2026 Hajj contingent for their exemplary conduct during the pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia, describing the delegation as a model for other states. The governor spoke on Tuesday in Lafia while receiving the official 2026 Hajj report from the leader of the state’s government delegation, Justice Aisha […]

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