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2024 Hajj: Reps set up committee to probe NAHCON over “poor” performance

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The lawmakers noted that NAHCON and the FCTA Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board handled the exercise poorly despite the millions paid by the pilgrims and the N90 billion subsidy provided by the federal government.

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