Mr Abubakar said the training sought to guide the pilgrims on the hajj rites according to provisions of the Sharia.
“It has become more and more clearer (sic) to us that the problem our nation is facing is more than political,” Mr Adeboye claimed.
“To get out of our problems, we need to ask God to heal us of our leprosy,” Mr Onaiyekan declared.
The chairman explained that 1,806 intending pilgrims paid N4.5 million and above.
The clergyman said pastors should desist from emphasising the love of money to their congregation.
He assured that the board had completed all necessary arrangements for the 2024 Hajj in Kano and Saudi Arabia.
Ms Dixon said IRPA is an international peace organisation which emphasises multilateral cooperation.
“We, therefore, in earnest, call on Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna and the parliament of the state to, as a matter of urgency, provide succour,” said the imams.
NAHCON has allocated 1,518 seats to Jigawa for the 2024 Hajj exercise.
He appealed to members of his constituency to support all government policies and programmes at all levels.
