The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) is set to unveil a comprehensive blueprint for structural reforms aimed at transforming Nigeria’s Hajj and Umrah industry during its forthcoming Stakeholders’ Conference.
A highly placed source disclosed that the reform blueprint, which forms a key component of the Commission’s operational agenda, reflects the vision of the new Chairman, who has been working to reposition the Hajj and Umrah sector for greater efficiency and sustainability.
According to the source, the document outlines plans to promote halal investment opportunities, rebuild trust between pilgrims and Hajj administrators, and strengthen institutional frameworks across the industry.
The blueprint also places strong emphasis on improved service delivery and the establishment of a system for obtaining periodic feedback from pilgrims to enhance the quality of Hajj and Umrah operations in Nigeria.
Stakeholders are expected to deliberate on the proposed reforms, which are designed to foster transparency, accountability and long-term development of the country’s Hajj and Umrah sector.
