ADVERTISEMENT

Gov. Dankwambo sponsors 225 pilgrims for 2018 pilgrimage to Israel

Bega disclosed this in an interview with journalists in Gombe on Friday.

Ibrahim Dankwambo
ADVERTISEMENT

He said that at the state level, Dankwambo approved 200 seats and 25 for the local government level.

According to him, so far there are six self-sponsored, while more are expected before the closing date.

The executive secretary said the screening exercise would hold from Nov. 29 to Dec.1, while the list of intending pilgrims would be sent to Abuja for visa after the screening.

ADVERTISEMENT

“We thank his Excellency for the sponsorship of this year’s pilgrimage, All the committees are on ground for a successful exercise,” he said.

Bega advised all the intending pilgrims to be law abiding and be good ambassadors of the state and the country.

JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!

Unblock notifications in browser settings.
ADVERTISEMENT

Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:

Email: eyewitness@pulse.ng

Recommended articles

You should avoid boat rides for these 5 reasons

You should avoid boat rides for these 5 reasons

How to save a life by doing CPR during an emergency

How to save a life by doing CPR during an emergency

Avoid these 3 common mistakes when cooking fried rice

Avoid these 3 common mistakes when cooking fried rice

3 reasons most airplanes are painted white

3 reasons most airplanes are painted white

How 1 woman became first lady of 2 different countries — she married 2 presidents

How 1 woman became first lady of 2 different countries — she married 2 presidents

Dele Momodu apologises for inability to assist people who asked him for help

Dele Momodu apologises for inability to assist people who asked him for help

Police swing into action as kidnappers abduct 2 worshippers in Ogun Cele church

Police swing into action as kidnappers abduct 2 worshippers in Ogun Cele church

Ngelale calls Tinubu a workaholic president who likes to micromanage

Ngelale calls Tinubu a workaholic president who likes to micromanage

Terminator actor Arnold Schwarzenegger feels 'more like a machine' after heart surgery

Terminator actor Arnold Schwarzenegger feels 'more like a machine' after heart surgery

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT