Ghanaians who intend to perform the Hajj this year have been urged to patronise the official Hajj management system in Ghana to ensure a safe travel to Saudi Arabia.
According to a statement issued by the Coalition of Muslim Organisations, Ghana (COMOG) and copied The Ghanaian Times yesterday, Ghanaians who intend to perform the Hajj were often faced with challenges such as travel inconvenience.
However, it noted that the patronage of the Hajj management system in Ghana would help address such challenges and ensure a safe and legitimate journey, thereby avoiding the risk of using tourist visas or unauthorised means. "We urge all Ghanaians intending to perform Hajj to patronise the official Hajj management system in Ghana.
This will ensure a safe and legitimate journey, avoiding the risk of using tourist visas or authorised means," the statement said. "We wish to emphasise that the official channels provided will ensure a reliable and secure way of travelling to Saudi Arabia.
