Kebbi Pilgrims Agency Rewards Staff, Volunteers with Cash, Motorcycles Gifts
By Abdulrazaq Auwal
The Kebbi State Pilgrims Welfare Agency has rewarded hardworking staff members and support groups with cash and motorcycles gifts in recognition of their exceptional contributions to the successful conduct of the 2026 Hajj operations.
The presentation ceremony took place at the Kauran Gwandu Hajj Camp, where the chairman commended the dedication, loyalty, and professionalism demonstrated by the beneficiaries throughout the pilgrimage exercise.
Speaking during the event, Executive Chairman of the Agency, Alhaji Faruku Enabo said the gesture formed part of the agency’s commitment to appreciating individuals and groups whose efforts contributed significantly to the success recorded by Kebbi State during the 2026 Hajj season.
He noted that the achievements recorded during the pilgrimage did not happen by chance but resulted from the collective commitment, teamwork, and sacrifices of the agency’s workforce and supporting personnel.
The chairman praised the recipients for discharging their responsibilities diligently and maintaining high standards of service delivery throughout the exercise.
According to him, rewarding excellence remains an important strategy for encouraging productivity and motivating personnel to remain committed to their duties.
Yaro assured staff members and volunteers that the agency would continue to recognize and reward hard work, integrity, and dedication wherever they are demonstrated.
Kebbi Pilgrims Agency Rewards Staff, Volunteers with Cash, Motorcycles Gifts
The agency presented motorcycles to Faruku Manda, an ad hoc staff member; Malam Altine of KTA, a volunteer driver; and Sahalu Zaki in recognition of their outstanding contributions.
The beneficiaries expressed gratitude to the chairman for the recognition, describing the rewards as a strong source of motivation and encouragement.
They pledged to sustain the commitment and professionalism that earned Kebbi State widespread recognition during the 2026 Hajj operations and assured the agency of their continued support in future assignments aimed at providing quality services to pilgrims from the state.
