First batch of Adamawa State pilgrims arrive in Mecca safely
By Aisha Saad from Mecca
The first batch of 482 pilgrims, have arrived in Mecca safely in continuation with the annual Hajj ritual of 2025.
On arrival, the Pilgrims were warmly welcomed by the members of the accommodation committee including, Alhaji Adamu Ahmed, Alhaji Barkindo Abdullahi Yakubu and Aisha Saad, alongside staff of Nusuk Al Safi Hotel.
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The pilgrims were received by Mudawwaf, Ekram Aldyf company, who received each pilgrims passport and put a hand band on each pilgrim for identification in case the Pilgrim got lost while performing Hajj rites.
The companies, Ekram Al Dayf and Muwasem AlKhairat, organized a warm reception, with sumptuous Food, fruits, Dates and assorted gifts to each pilgrim in hospitality.
The members of accommodation committee, handed over compliment cards of the Hotel, and keys of the Room allocated to each local government, that have arrived to their schedule officers, to assist the pilgrims locate their Rooms.
Upon entering the Hotel Rooms, pilgrims were overwhelmed seeing their accommodation attained highest standard level, with free Wifi and state of the art facilities.
The pilgrims expressed gratitude to Adamawa State government, and the giant strides of the executive Secretary, Adamawa State Muslim pilgrims welfare commission, Malam. Abubakar Salihu, for securering a top notch accomodation in the heart of Makka city that makes them feel at Home.
