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AIICO Earns Double Honours at 2024 Almond Insurance Industry Awards

L-R: Ademola Adenekan, Award Presenter, Titilola Ajigbotafe and Oluyemi Obakin

At the 2024 Almond Insurance Industry Awards, AIICO Insurance Plc claimed two of the evening’s most prestigious honours: ‘Life Insurance Company of the Year’ and the highly sought-after ‘Insurance Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Year’ for Mr. Babatunde Fajemirokun, the company’s MD/CEO.

The awards ceremony, which celebrated exceptional achievements within Nigeria’s insurance sector, featured a night of glamour, entertainment, and special performances.

For the second consecutive year, AIICO Insurance Plc was recognised as the Life Insurance Company of the Year, a category judged on rigorous criteria including; financial strength, premium growth, customer service excellence, CSR, and speed in claims settlement.

This win further establishes AIICO’s standing as a leader in the life insurance sector, consistently demonstrating strong financial performance, brand impact, and innovative products tailored to the Nigerian market.

Mr. Babatunde Fajemirokun’s award as Insurance CEO of the Year recognised his exceptional leadership, strategic direction, and dedication to AIICO’s success.

With years of industry experience, Fajemirokun has driven innovative approaches that have strengthened AIICO’s market position and influenced the broader industry. Candidates for this award were evaluated based on length of service, company performance, and innovations in their company and the industry.

AIICO Insurance Plc, one of Nigeria’s leading insurance companies, has long been noted for its customer-centric approach and unwavering commitment to excellence. The double win reflects AIICO’s sustained contributions to the insurance sector and its positive impact on clients and the industry alike.

AIICO Insurance is a leading composite insurer in Nigeria, with a 60-year record of accomplishment in delivering quality service to its clients.

Founded in 1963, AIICO provides life and general insurance, health insurance, and investment management services to create and protect wealth for individuals, families, and corporate customers.

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