Africa Re Wins NAIPCO Award

Ken Aghoghovbia, Deputy Managing Director/COO, African Reinsurance Corporation (centre) receiving award of the 2018 NAIPCO Insurance Development Promoter Award from Mohammad Ahmad, Chairman of the NAIPCO 2019 National Conference (left) while Mrs. Omobola Tolu-Kusimo, President of NAIPCO (right) looks on.

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