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African Alliance to NSE: Anthony Okocha is our New Chairman

African Alliance Insurance Plc has officially informed the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) of the appointment of Dr. Anthony Okocha as Board chairman of the company.

In a statement to the NSE dated March 4, 2020, the company described Okocha as a seasoned banker of over 30 years experience in banking, commerce and business advisory.

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