2027 Hajj: Kano sets deadline, warns against late deposit. payments
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At a glance
- The Kano State Pilgrims Welfare Board has set September 25 as the final deadline for Hajj deposit payments and registration for the 2027 pilgrimage.
- The board warned that no intending pilgrim will be allocated a seat after the deadline, emphasizing the fixed deposit amount of N8 million.
- The deadline is crucial for effective planning and coordination of the pilgrimage, with the board committed to a smooth and transparent operation.
The Kano State Pilgrims Welfare Board has firmly established September 25 as the absolute final deadline for all intending pilgrims to submit their deposits and complete registration for the 2027 Hajj pilgrimage. The board's Director-General, Alhaji Abubakar Ibrahim-Matawalle, issued a stern warning that any pilgrim failing to meet this deadline will not be assigned a seat.
The board has set the Hajj deposit for the 2027 pilgrimage at N8 million. Ibrahim-Matawalle urged all prospective pilgrims to ensure their payments and registrations are finalized before the September 25 cutoff to secure their places. He stressed that the board will not extend the registration period or make any exceptions for latecomers.
According to a statement released by the board's Public Relations Officer, Sulaiman Dederi, the strict deadline is essential for the board to effectively plan and coordinate the upcoming Hajj exercise. The Director-General reaffirmed the board's commitment to ensuring a smooth, transparent, and hitch-free pilgrimage operation for all participants.
Intending pilgrims are strongly advised to adhere to all registration requirements and complete them within the stipulated timeframe. This measure aims to prevent any missed opportunities for those wishing to perform the sacred pilgrimage. The board's proactive approach underscores the importance of timely compliance for a well-organized Hajj.
All intending pilgrims should complete their payments and registration before the deadline to secure their places for pilgrimage.
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