NAHCON said Max Air will begin the return operation on 3 June with pilgrims from Nasarawa State, while Flynas and Air Peace are scheduled to commence operations on 4 June with pilgrims from Ogun and Oyo states, respectively.
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NAHCON begins return airlift of Nigerian pilgrims 3 June, urges compliance with travel guidelines
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