On May 31, 2024, the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Barr. Awwal D. Tukur, made a pivotal visit to the Adamawa State Hajj Commission to monitor and evaluate the readiness of the Commission for the upcoming airlift of pilgrims to Saudi Arabia. This visit underscores the state government’s commitment to ensuring a smooth and successful Hajj pilgrimage for all participants.
During his visit, the SSG was received by the Chairman of the State Hajj Commission, along with other senior officials. The SSG’s inspection aimed to assess the comprehensive preparations undertaken by the Commission, including logistical arrangements, travel documentation, health and safety protocols, and the overall welfare of the pilgrims.
In his address, Barr. Awwal D. Tukur emphasized the importance of meticulous planning and coordination to facilitate a hassle-free pilgrimage experience. He lauded the efforts of the Hajj Commission in organizing and managing the various aspects of the pilgrimage, and reiterated the government’s support in ensuring that all necessary resources and assistance are provided.
“The Hajj pilgrimage is a significant spiritual journey for our citizens, and it is our responsibility to ensure that their experience is as smooth and comfortable as possible,” the SSG stated. “I am here to personally ensure that all preparations are on track and that any challenges are promptly addressed.”
The Chairman of the Hajj Commission provided a detailed briefing on the current state of preparations, highlighting the readiness of the facilities and services required for the airlift. He assured the SSG that the Commission is fully prepared and that all necessary measures have been taken to address any potential issues that may arise during the pilgrimage.
The visit also included an inspection of the facilities at the Hajj camp, where the SSG interacted with staff and pilgrims to gather firsthand feedback on the arrangements. The pilgrims expressed their gratitude for the government’s proactive approach and thorough preparations.
Barr. Awwal D. Tukur concluded his visit by urging the Hajj Commission to maintain the highest standards of service and to remain vigilant in ensuring the safety and well-being of the pilgrims throughout their journey. He reiterated the state’s commitment to providing continuous support and assistance to the Commission in fulfilling its mandate.
The visit by the SSG has reinforced the confidence of the pilgrims and the public in the state’s commitment to ensuring a successful Hajj pilgrimage. As the airlift to Saudi Arabia approaches, the Adamawa State Hajj Commission remains focused on executing its responsibilities with diligence and care.
