Mr Arabi was at the office of the EFCC to answer questions on how the commission spent the N90 billion subsidy for the exercise.
Mr Arabi commended stakeholders for their cooperation.
Mr Arabi hailed Mr Limawa for being honest and positively projecting the image of Nigeria on the international stage.
Mr Arabi congratulated Nigerian pilgrims for witnessing Eid-el Kabir, the most glorious day in Islam.
He implored the pilgrims to always seek shade whenever possible to avoid direct sunlight.
Mr Arabi solicited the cooperation of Nigerian pilgrims for the measures put in place to succeed.
Mr Keyamo urged intending pilgrims for the 2024 hajj to be law-abiding citizens.
Mr Arabi said without doubt members of the medical team knew what was expected of them before, during and after their application.
“This year’s hajj preparation is one of the most difficult and peculiar ones.’’
The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria says it is working to resolve the shortage of Ramadan Umrah visas for Nigerians.
