Mr Boyi said the intervention was to support the poorest communities residing within the protected zones.
Mr Muhammad said the committee, led by Mt Ali Ndume, paid a visit to Imaratus Sanan hotel where a fire incident occurred on June 7.
He said pilgrims performing Hajj will not experience the searing heat of summer again for another quarter of a century.
He said that preparations for the next hajj season would begin immediately, with the kingdom’s leadership, government, and people taking pride in serving the holy sites and visitors.
Mr Gambo also praised Mr Umahi’s commitment to fairness and non-discriminatoey posture to Muslims.
Mr Adefarasin came under public criticism after the video showing him holding a pistol-like object and rebuking a car spotter filming his Range Rover went viral.
Mr Salman emphasised the importance of global action to protect innocent civilians.
The mosque was perfumed with 7 kilograms of incense and 39 litres of luxurious perfumes and oils.
Mr Yusuf said, “I’m pleased with the maturity demonstrated by our pilgrims in all the designated areas.’’
The Oba offered prayers for national leaders, seeking peace, good health, wisdom, and steady progress throughout this festive period.
