47th AIO Conference in Lagos Set for Sept 4, 2021

Mr. O. S. Thomas

Commissioner for Insurance/CEO

National Insurance Commission

The Executive Committee of the African Insurance Organisation (AIO) has finally announced that the 47th Conference and Annual General Assembly of the AIO will hold in Lagos, Nigeria from September 4-8, 2021.

The Committee said in a communiqué that the improvement in the global situation of the Covid-19 pandemic through mass vaccination around the world in addition to lifting of travel and gathering restrictions has made it possible to hold the conference.

The confab was earlier scheduled for 2020 but was later postponed due to the global pandemic outbreak.

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