As it is noted with many Ghanaians in as far as time consciousness is concern, while over 200 would-be Ghanaian pilgrims were stranded at the Hajj village in Accra last week Wednesday, the last of the 12 chartered flights with a capacity of 450 passengers secured by the Pilgrims Affairs Office for this year’s Hajj, virtually left the shores of the country empty. This unfortunate development, The aL-hAJJ has gathered, was as a result of “last minute” payments and submission of documents by some of the prospective pilgrims....
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