Adamawa state hajj 2017 latest news

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Adamawa State Hajj 2017:

• The Adamawa State Government has announced that a total of 1,500 pilgrims from the state will participate in the 2017 Hajj exercise. (Source: Daily Trust, August 2017)
• The state government has also revealed that it has allocated N150 million for the 2017 Hajj exercise, which is an increase of N50 million from the previous year. (Source: Leadership Newspaper, August 2017)
• The Adamawa State Pilgrims Welfare Board has announced that it has completed the registration of pilgrims for the 2017 Hajj exercise, and that the list of successful applicants has been published. (Source: Vanguard Newspaper, August 2017)
• The state government has also announced that it has made arrangements for the transportation of pilgrims from the state to Saudi Arabia, and that the pilgrims will depart from the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja. (Source: ThisDay Newspaper, August 2017)

Challenges:

• The Adamawa State Government has expressed concerns over the high cost of Hajj operations, which it says is affecting the state's ability to provide adequate services to pilgrims. (Source: Daily Trust, August 2017)
• The state government has also appealed to the federal government to provide assistance to the state in the form of a grant or loan to enable it to provide better services to pilgrims. (Source: Leadership Newspaper, August 2017)

Preparations:

• The Adamawa State Pilgrims Welfare Board has announced that it has completed the training of pilgrims' officials and staff, and that they are ready to provide services to pilgrims during the Hajj exercise. (Source: Vanguard Newspaper, August 2017)
• The state government has also announced that it has made arrangements for the provision of medical services to pilgrims during the Hajj exercise. (Source: ThisDay Newspaper, August 2017)

Please note that these updates are based on news reports from August 2017, and may not reflect the current situation.