The cleric urged governments to remain responsive to the needs of their citizens.
Mr Taiwo noted that the total Hajj fare was pegged at N7.9 million.
Mr Adegbite described the Bauchi State governor as as one of the best Christian pilgrimage friendly governors in the North-East.
The cleric explained that an uninformed and ignorant populace would always be extremely difficult to serve or lead.
Mr Mohammed urged the pilgrims to observe the tenets of the exercise for a seamless and rewarding experience.
Mr Hayab also sought a continuation of Nigerian-U.S. military collaboration until all terrorists are eliminated.
“Dropping a few bombs here and there cannot tackle the menace of terror. The attacks are symbolic of a harbinger neo-Crusade war against Islam,” Mr Gumi reasoned.
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Mr Jatau also called on Christians and other Nigerians to provide succour to the less privileged in society to better their standard of living.
The governor described Abia as one of the safest destinations, assuring residents and visitors of adequate security during the festive period.
Mr Buru stated, “This is the 15th time Muslims and Christians are gathering for this historic annual event to strengthen our relationship and foster unity.”
