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NCPC recorded zero mortality in 2016 pilgrimage exercise

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May 10, 2017
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The Executive Secretary of the Nigeria Christian Pilgrim Commission, Reverend Tor Uja has said that the commission would strive to maintain the record of zero mortality as recorded during the 2016 Pilgrimage exercise to Israel, Rome and Greece.

He made the disclosure in Abuja while receiving the report of the Federal Medical Committee for the 2016 pilgrimage exercise to Israel, Rome and Greece at the NCPC Corporate Headquarters recently in Abuja.

In the words of the NCPC boss, “it is a great thing to celebrate that all our pilgrims went to Israel on pilgrimage and all returned in good health”. I salute the committee for a job well done, it goes to show the level of selfless sacrifice the members of the 2016 medical team put into the process.

He added, “I can only assure Nigerians that the coming year, we do not only have zero mortality, but will also have zero percentage of people who are sick”.

He hinted that the cis on the verge of introducing pilgrimage every two months for Nigerian Christians. “We want to improve pilgrimage every year and will engage the medical team more and more to see to the welfare of Nigerians going on pilgrimage to the Holy Land.

Uja promised that the commission would look into the committee’s recommendations and make adequate implementations to serve Nigerian pilgrims better.

Also responding, the Chairman of the Federal Medical Committee, Dr Joseph Amedu represented by Dr Francis Alu said the committee’s challenge over the years is that of insincerity of some medical practitioners conniving with some pilgrims to provide false medical reports. He said, “Some pilgrims in the past do not provide us with their proper medical status. But with the thorough medical screening introduced by the committee, it is difficult to falsify any medical certificate’’. It is great joy to see Nigerian pilgrims in good health during their pilgrimage exercise in Israel and other places”.

Dr Ahmedu also commended the commission for its giant strides and for introducing laudable innovations to the pilgrimage economic challenges of the nation.


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