In a move aimed at strengthening interfaith cooperation, the Executive Secretary of the Nigeria Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC), Bishop (Prof.) Stephen Adegbite, recently paid a courtesy visit to the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON). His visit was warmly received by the Chairman/CEO of NAHCON, Prof. Abdullahi Saleh Usman, at the Hajj House, marking a significant moment of collaboration between the two organizations.
Building Bridges Between NAHCON and NCPC
The meeting between the leaders of NAHCON and NCPC is seen as an important gesture in fostering unity and cooperation between the two pilgrimage commissions, each responsible for organizing religious pilgrimages for Nigerian citizens—NAHCON for Muslims traveling to Hajj in Mecca, and NCPC for Christians heading to the Holy Land.
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Bishop Adegbite’s visit highlights a shared commitment to ensuring smooth pilgrimage experiences for Nigerians, regardless of religious affiliation. The discussions between the two leaders are expected to lead to further collaboration and mutual support in the future.
A Step Towards Greater Unity
The visit reflects the growing importance of interfaith dialogue and the role both commissions play in promoting peaceful religious practices. By coming together, NAHCON and NCPC aim to provide pilgrims with the best possible services while strengthening Nigeria’s position as a leading nation in global religious tourism.
