NAHCON holds talks with TAJ Bank on App development for intending pilgrims
Omeiza Bilal
The Hajj Savings Scheme (HSS) Division of the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has held discussion with TAJ Bank to develop a digital application that will simplify Hajj registration and savings process for intending pilgrims.
At the meeting held Wednesday in Abuja, discussion saw the Commission’s team emphasizing on the need for an intuitive and accessible platform that meets the needs of all categories of pilgrims across Nigeria. While TAJ Bank harped on the bank’s capacity to support a secure and user-friendly digital platform.
Both parties engaged in detailed deliberations on the app’s proposed features, including biometric integration, e-payment systems, data security, and real-time updates on Hajj-related activities.
The collaboration is expected to usher in a new era of digital efficiency in NAHCON’s operations, enhancing transparency, accountability, and user experience.
The meeting concluded with an agreement on next steps, including timeline drafting, responsibilities of both parties, and a follow-up session to evaluate progress and ensure the app is ready for deployment ahead of the 2026 Hajj registration cycle.
NAHCON was represented by Dr. Aliyu A. A. Esq, Alhaji Rabiu Na’allah, Alhaji Auwal Kazaure, along with officers from the Hajj Saving Scheme (HSS) Division and the ICT Unit.
While TAJ Bank delegation included Sadiq, Abdulhakim Abdul, Na’ir Garba, and Yusuf,
