Hajj: 44 Nigerians die in Saudi Arabia – NAHCON (Page 2)

O! Oo!! Ooo!!! So hausa dönt want their pipls die baa? And de are their in north causin riot destroyin church, prpties, killin  so many innocent christians and so on like goat. Not dat am  happy ova their death, but dis stupid guys here so centimental 4 abusin him, cos no igbos wll clap 4 u after their broda and sisters are killin like a goat ova dis so call hausa fulanis idiots are doin 2 us in d north. And ur here tellin him 2 shotup wit ur dirty mouth after eatin tuwo shikafa. Why not tel ur brodas boko haram 2 shotup insted? By d way! Hw many  chrstians boko haram killed dis year? Do u moslem no d value of life  u are destroyin kwa? D answer is no. U northerners are angry  cos d president came 4rm south, not even tinkin hw many years u pipls has rule dis country 2 no achieve notin but incresing religious crisis and recent boko haram, just bcos of southern president 4 ova 50years of no gorvernmental powar in dis country. Dont worry! Whateva goes up must shorly come-down; 1 day biafra wll get head and u pipls wll start eatin dusa.

How i wish non of them come back alive.

Abuja -The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) on Thursday confirmed that 44 Nigeria pilgrims died in Saudi Arabia during the hajj.

Alhaji Yusuf Ibrahim, the National Commissioner in-charge of Policy, Personnel Management and Finance at NAHCON confirmed the deaths

“I can confirm to you that the number of deaths of Nigeria pilgrims as at today Dec. 1 is 44,’’
he said.

Though, he was silent on the cause of the  deaths, the gender of the deceased as well as the states of the pilgrims,  he  said  the details would be unfolded after all the pilgrims have returned.

On the deadline of Dec. 15 by the Saudi Arabian authorities for all pilgrims to be transported back to their countries, Ibrahim said NAHCON would beat the deadline by the “grace of Allah’’.

“The deadline given by the Saudi Authority is Dec. 15 and by Dec. 7, the last batch of Nigeria pilgrims will be at home Insha Allah’’, he said.

The national commissioner said as at Thursday, the Commission had transported 69,693 pilgrims back home in 141 flight operations since the commencement on Nov. 11.

He said to beat the deadline set by the Saudi government,  six to eight flights would be transporting pilgrims back home on daily basis.

Ibrahim assured all Nigerians, whose relatives were still in the Holy Land not to panic, as they would all be transported back home safely. (NAN)

I think u need medical attention,,coz it seems u'r out of ur sense...Imaging all d christians r like u,do u think dz world would be a happier place 4u 2 live??? u cn't achieve all w@ u need in dz world evn in d absence of Muslims??? Don't say i hate all d christians,coz i knw there'r faithful ones,d@'s Y i still hv affection most of them...But ppl like u??Hmmm!!! evn among ur christian brothers am sure they'll neva support u in w@ u'v jst said.....

I think u need medical attention,,coz it seems u'r out of ur sense...Imaging all d christians r like u,do u think dz world would be a happier place 4u 2 live??? u cn't achieve all w@ u need in dz world evn in d absence of Muslims??? Don't say i hate all d christians,coz i knw there'r faithful ones,d@'s Y i still hv affection most of them...But ppl like u??Hmmm!!! evn among ur christian brothers am sure they'll neva support u in w@ u'v jst said.....