The president of Sokodeke, Cargo and Travel Tour Ltd., Ibrahim Yahaya, apologized to the 2023 Hajj pilgrims who checked their luggage with the company for the delay in delivering their goods on time.

Yahaya, who apologized in a statement on Sunday, explained that the delay was due to some additional charges recently introduced by the Nigerian Customs Service and other agencies during the recently concluded Hajj operations.

The president said that the company had taken all responsibilities for the additional charges costing millions of naira to enable pilgrims to get their goods.
Mr. Yahaya informed the pilgrims who checked their luggage with the company that all goods are now in the custody of the company for collection.
He said that to facilitate the collection of the goods, the pilgrims should contact Saddam Hussaini through the following numbers 08075238004 or Hajiya Fadilat at 08166464817.

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The president of the company assured the pilgrims that the company will continue to provide good services and added that such an incident will not happen again.

He called on the relevant authorities to review the additional charges that were not part of the initial agreement before the start of the Hajj operations, as most of the pilgrims are low-income people. (YAYA)
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