Hajj 2023: Abuja Board Promises Swift Refunds to Pilgrims!

Hajj 2023: Abuja Board Promises Swift Refunds to Pilgrims!

The FCT Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board (FCT-MPWB) is working hard to refund pilgrims who participated in the 2023 Hajj. Find out how to claim your refund and what documents you need.

Here’s a quick rundown of what’s inside:

  • Current status of Hajj 2023 refunds.
  • Details on who is eligible for refunds.
  • How the verification process works.
  • What documents you’ll need to submit.
  • Important information for Abuja pilgrims.

Good News for Abuja Pilgrims: Hajj 2023 Refunds Are Rolling Out!

The FCT Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board (FCT-MPWB) has announced that refunds are being processed for pilgrims who participated in the 2023 Hajj. This is for services that weren’t rendered during the pilgrimage. Malam Muhammad Lawal, the board’s Public Relations Officer, confirmed that pilgrims’ funds are secure.

Verification Process: Ensuring a Smooth Refund

In 2024, Malam Kadiri Edah established a verification committee to oversee the refund process. The committee is diligently verifying documents to ensure that only eligible pilgrims receive refunds. Here’s what they check:

  • International Passports: To confirm entry and exit from Saudi Arabia.
  • NIN (National Identification Number): For proper identification.
  • Other Relevant Documents: To further confirm participation in the 2023 Hajj.

Important: Pilgrims must submit their documents personally. Third-party submissions are not allowed.

Numbers Don’t Lie: Progress on Refunds

Over 4,000 pilgrims participated in the 2023 Hajj from the FCT. So far:

  • 2,259 pilgrims have submitted their documents.
  • 1,937 pilgrims have already received their refunds.
  • The remaining 322 are being processed.

What You Need to Do to Claim Your Refund

If you participated in the 2023 Hajj from Abuja, it’s time to gather your documents and submit them to the FCT-MPWB. The disbursement of refunds is ongoing, so don’t delay!

Fun Fact: The History of Hajj in Nigeria

Did you know that Hajj pilgrimage has a long history in Nigeria? It dates back centuries, with early pilgrims traveling by land and sea. Today, modern transportation has made the journey easier, but the spiritual significance remains as strong as ever. The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) plays a key role in coordinating Hajj operations, ensuring the safety and well-being of Nigerian pilgrims. Nairametrics reports on recent deposits.

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