Nigeria has announced it is prepared to airlift pilgrims for the Hajj season, with officials confirming the readiness of the Gateway Air operation. Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State was present during a visit by the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria, where plans for the airlift were discussed. The operation aims to facilitate the movement of pilgrims to Saudi Arabia, ensuring safe and efficient travel.
The National Hajj Commission, in collaboration with state authorities, has been working to coordinate the logistics of the Hajj pilgrimage. Officials emphasized the importance of timely and organized transport to accommodate the large number of participants. The airlift is part of broader efforts to support the religious and cultural significance of the Hajj for Nigerian Muslims.
The government has also highlighted the need for continued cooperation between federal and state agencies to ensure the smooth execution of the pilgrimage. With the Hajj season approaching, preparations are underway to meet the demands of the pilgrims. The operation reflects Nigeria's commitment to supporting its citizens in fulfilling their religious obligations.
