**FCT Sets the Bar High in 2025 Pilgrimage Screening** In a remarkable display of coordination and professionalism, the FCT Christian Pilgrims Welfare Board has made a strong impression in the screening exercise for intending pilgrims to Israel and Jordan. The board's efforts have not gone unnoticed, with the Nigeria Christian Pilgrims Commission (NCPC) commending their outstanding work. The first phase of the administrative and medical screening, held in Abuja, saw the FCT board showcase its capabilities and adhere strictly to guidelines. According to the Head of Special Duties at the NCPC, Olatunji Adetoye, the board's performance was impressive, with most intending pilgrims demonstrating a high level of maturity and focus. This, he noted, was a testament to the board's effective coordination of the exercise. The NCPC has long advocated for a seamless and efficient pilgrimage process, and it appears that the FCT board is on the right track. Adetoye praised the board for fully implementing operational recommendations previously agreed upon, demonstrating a clear commitment to excellence. He also highlighted the excellent working relationship between the NCPC and the FCT board, citing the board's ability to put into practice all the ideas and suggestions discussed. In a rare display of praise, Adetoye gave the FCT board a 95% rating for their screening exercise. While acknowledging that there is always room for improvement, his rating is a testament to the board's hard work and dedication. As the pilgrimage season approaches, Nigerians can take pride in the FCT board's outstanding performance and look forward to a successful and memorable experience for all intending pilgrims.