Nigerian pilgrims begin return journey Monday

The entry of Nigeria's 55,000 explorers who performed 2018 Hajj in Saudi Arabia starts on Monday, the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has expressed.

Its Director of Operations, Abdullahi Saleh, unveiled this on Sunday in Jeddah after a gathering with the carrier administrators.

He said the activity would be closed inside a similar period it took to transport pioneers from Nigeria "with the exception of there is any condition that warrants expansion like a crisis".

He said NAHCON and the air bearers would stick to the underlying succession of explorers trip to the Holy land, to be reasonable in releasing the obligation.

"The custom of first come, first return will be seen as a standard and in accordance with the Saudi rules for decency and value," he said.

He spoke to travelers and the administrators to lead the home-bound voyages precise, including that the handlers had demonstrated their availability for the task.

In the interim, Max Air restricted, one of the carriers, said it was prepared to initiate the arrival travel.

Overseeing Director of the carrier Shyam manwani, said the organization had just transported the travelers' sacred water (Zamzam) to Nigeria amid the main stage.

It will be dispersed to pioneers on come back to the air terminals in Nigeria.

The debut departure from Nigeria started on July 21 with 446 Kogi explorers and the arrival flight is relied upon to take a similar shape.

Three bearers, MAX Air Limited, Flynass and Medview are associated with the activity.