No fewer than a four hundred and sixty four intending Muslim pilgrims from Kogi State will be airlifted on Monday for the Holy Pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia. Addressing the pilgrims in Abuja, Governor Yahaya Bello charged them to be good ambassadors of Nigeria and respect the rules and regulations of the Holy Land, Insidestory reports. "Do not say this how we do it in Nigeria so you are not found wanting. Be guided, obey their rules, do not travel with goods prohibited by their law." Governor Bello enjoined the intending pilgrims to bond in love, unity and be helpful to one another as they journey to fulfil one of the five pillars of Islam, adding that the unity his administration has entrenched amongst the people remains one of the best things to have happened in his time. "As you embark on this journey, know that you all are one as citizens of Kogi State. Be accommodating and assist those in need." Governor Bello who used the opportunit...