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Pilgrimage: Jigawa sets final hajj fare, fixes payment deadline

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Ahmad Umar Labbo, Director-General of the Jigawa State Pilgrims Welfare Board

The Board has officially fixed N7,672,822 as the final fare for the 2027 Hajj pilgrimage, instructing all intending pilgrims to settle their outstanding balances on or before 18 September.

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