Mr Oloriegbe called for prayers from the people of Kwara for continued success in fulfilling their duties during the spiritual journey.
He also urged the pilgrims to pray for Nigerian leaders by seeking divine intervention in the nation’s lingering economic predicament.
The aircraft was, however, said to have developed a technical fault.
Conditions for accessing the loan include having a bank account with a minimum balance of N2,500 for ATM cards and other services.
The cleric urged pilgrims to feely ask clerics questions on anything related to hajj.
The Sultan prayed Allah to continue supporting Muslims in discharging their religious duties.
“His mother and I, indeed the entire extended family cannot describe our pains.’’
A Muslim should accept the constitution based on the condition that Nigeria is a secular country and not an Islamic state.
“Information reaching NAHCON indicates that there are plans by a section of the NLC to disrupt the ongoing hajj operations.’’
The cleric noted that patience was critical to a successful hajj.
