NAHCON's Commissioner of Planning, Research, Statistic Information and Library Service, Dr. Saleh Okenwa, made the clarification in an interview with journalists on Thursday in Makkah, Saudi Arabia.
As of the time of filling this report, Okenwa said, the total number of Nigerians affected in the incident was 355. He, however, insisted that those missing could not be declared dead, since identification of those affected were still being collated by the Saudi Arabia health authorities in conjunction with Nigerian and other nations’ health officials.
As of the time of filling this report, Okenwa said, the total number of Nigerians affected in the incident was 355. He, however, insisted that those missing could not be declared dead, since identification of those affected were still being collated by the Saudi Arabia health authorities in conjunction with Nigerian and other nations’ health officials.
Too bad
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ReplyDeleteMay they rest in jannah
ReplyDeleteNaija was rili hit hard by this disaster. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteThis should b an eye opener to us all that its not until u embark on a pilgrimage journy b4 u can see urself as a fulfill christian or Muslim
ReplyDeleteNa wah oooo, so where could they be
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