…Describes Their Entrance as Progressive
(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – At the just concluded meeting of the Nigerian Council of Registered Brokers (NCRIB), which was held on Tuesday, July 6, President of the Nigerian Council of Registered Insurance Brokers, Dr. Mrs. Bola Onigbogi endorsed Heirs Insurance Limited (HIL) and Heirs Life Assurance Limited (HLA) describing both companies as progressive with their array of product offerings and promise of excellent service.
She said this while welcoming the hosts of the event, Dr. Adaobi Nwakuche, Ag. CEO, Heirs Insurance Limited and Niyi Onifade, CEO, Heirs Life Assurance as well as the over 300 insurance brokers present at the NCRIB secretariat in Lagos.
The Federal Executive Council in January 2021 approved N9.2bn for Group Life Insurance for its workers for 2021/2022 following a memo submitted by the Head of Service of the Federation.
A statement from the Council said she applauded the Federal Government for the release of the sum of N9.2bn for group life for Federal Government employees.
Prof. Osinbajo advised Nigerians to engage services of Registered Insurance Brokers to effectively protect their assets, irrespective of their economic status and position.
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