The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) on Tuesday formally
relocated to its permanent headquarters, Hajj House, formerly Metro
Plaza in Abuja.
According to NAHCON’s tweeter handle, the relocation started a fortnight ago.
The Commission’s new headquarters was acquired in 2017.
While confirming the development to newsmen, the head of Public
Affairs division of NAHCON, Fatima Usara, said the new office facility
is located at Zakaria Maimalari Street, Central Business District
Abuja.
Mrs Usara said the facility cost the Commission N2.4 billion
representing 97.6 per cent of the total amount while the Federal
Government allocated N587 million representing 2.4 per cent.
The amount was raised by NAHCON through savings and internally
generated revenue.
Mrs Usara also disclosed that member of the board of the commission
held a meeting at the new headquarter office to strategies on the
operations of the organisation.
”The meeting was chaired by the Acting Chairman of the commission, Mr
Abdullahi Muhammad, the Commissioner Operations, Alhaji Abdullahi
Saleh and other board members”, NAHCON said.
