​HIRO Analytical Brief: Assessment of Revised 2026 Hajj Fare (NAHCON)q

This analysis is provided by the Hajj Intelligence Research Organization (HIRO) based on the visual data published by the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) concerning the Revised 2026 Hajj Fare.

​HIRO Analytical Brief: Assessment of Revised 2026 Hajj Fare (NAiHCON)

​I. Executive Summary

​The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has announced a significant downward revision of the 2026 Hajj Fare for all three operational zones.

 This adjustment, effective immediately with a strict new payment deadline of 5th December 2025, represents a positive financial intervention, likely stemming from favorable currency adjustments, cost optimization, or government policy. The average reduction across all zones is approximately 9.0%.

​II. Data Analysis and Quantification

​The visual data clearly outlines the original 2025 fare, the 2026 revised fare, and the absolute difference.


​II. Data Analysis and Quantification

​The visual data clearly outlines the original 2025 fare, the 2026 revised fare, and the absolute difference.

Zone 2025 Hajj Fare (₦) 2026 Revised Hajj Fare (₦) Absolute Reduction (₦) Percentage Reduction

Borno, Adamawa Zone 8,327,125.59 7,579,020.96 748,104.63 approx 8.98%

Northern Zone 8,457,685.59 7,696,769.76 760,915.83 approx 8.99%

Southern Zone 8,784,085.59 7,991,141.76 792,943.83 approx 9.03%

This analysis is provided by the Hajj Intelligence Research Organization (HIRO) based on the visual data published by the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) concerning the Revised 2026 Hajj Fare.


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