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.
The aircraft was, however, said to have developed a technical fault.
Mr Arabi said without doubt members of the medical team knew what was expected of them before, during and after their application.
Mr Abdullahi-Dankama said the board initiated enlightenment programmes to educate the intending pilgrims.
“The door is open for those who want to pay for a fresh hajj seat. They should go ahead and pay N8,255,000.’’
NAHCON has urged pilgrims who registered for the 2024 Hajj before the previous deadline of February 12 to pay a balance of N1.9 million per the current exchange rate.
Ogun State had the highest pilgrim registration and clearance in the South-West.
The chairman explained that 1,806 intending pilgrims paid N4.5 million and above.
The agency registered over 4,000 intending pilgrims in the state.
