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Hajj: Nigeria secures 10,000 extra slots, allocation hits 60,000

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The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria said it has secured an additional 10,000 slots from Saudi Arabia for the 2027 Hajj, raising the country’s total allocation from 50,000 to 60,000 pilgrims. The commission, in a statement by its Head, Information and Publications Division, Shafii Mohammed, on Thursday, said the additional slots comprise 7,500 allocated to Read More: https://punchng.com/hajj-nigeria-secures-10000-extra-slots-allocation-hits-60000/

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