The Saudi Arabian Armed Forces have deployed over 40,000 soldiers for the 2025 hajj pilgrimage.
The federal government has declared June 6 and 9 as public holidays to enable the Muslim faithful to celebrate Eid-el-Kabir.
The NAHCON chairman urged the media to help the commission disseminate the information to pilgrims.
The cleric stressed that a national prayer conference is vital, warning that without it, Nigeria would continue battling insecurity without lasting results.
Mr Makoda said the holiday begins on June 4, with boarding students observing the break until June 15. Day students are expected to return on June 16.
Mr Adeyemi said this would ensure transparency and accountability of the scheme.
The sermon, scheduled for broadcast on June 5, will be delivered by Sheikh Bin Humaid, a senior Imam of the Grand Mosque in Makkah, at Masjid Namirah.
Mr Daudu said that the Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board, Plateau State, was proud of Ms Idris for demonstrating honesty and integrity.
Mr Suleiman stated that Uzodimma as a governor does not segregate based on ethnicity or religion.
Mr Bature stated that Mr Yusuf, who is currently in Saudi Arabia for the 2025 hajj, described the incident as a dark moment for the state.
