Seven days left to register, upload data for 2027 Hajj — NAHCON

The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria has reminded intending pilgrims that only seven days remain before the September 26 deadline for the registration and uploading of pilgrim data for the 2027 Hajj.
nNAHCON issued the reminder on Saturday through its official X account, urging intending pilgrims and relevant stakeholders to complete their registration and data upload ahead of the deadline.
n“The countdown to the 26th September 2026 deadline for 2027 Hajj registration and pilgrim data upload has begun. Register early. Upload pilgrim data. Avoid the last-minute rush,” the commission said.
nThe reminder comes as preparations for the 2027 pilgrimage gather pace, with NAHCON previously warning that failure to meet the September 26 deadline for pilgrim data upload could result in the forfeiture of allocated slots.
nThe commission said the deadline was tied to the timelines set for the organisation of the pilgrimage, including requirements relating to Saudi Arabia’s digital processing of pilgrim information.]
nNAHCON also stated that full remittance of payments for allocated slots is expected by December 2, 2026, adding that intending pilgrims should make payments only through officially designated channels, including state pilgrims’ welfare agencies, designated Hajj savings banks and duly licensed tour operators.
nThe commission has continued to advise intending pilgrims to complete their documentation early to avoid delays as preparations for the 2027 Hajj progress.
nTwo days earlier, Saudi Arabia rejected Nigeria’s request for an increase in its 2027 Hajj allocation, leaving the country with an approved quota of 50,000 pilgrims for next year’s pilgrimage.n
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