Anchor Insurance Business Training Program

L-R: Nigeria’s foremost music export, Patoranking (real name: Patrick Nnaemeka), Mr. Ebose Augustine Osegha, MD/CEO and Mr. Adebisi Ikuomola, Executive Director, Technical, both of Anchor Insurance Company Limited during a Staff training session themed: Designing Your Future, by the music personality at the Company’s Victoria Island Head Office in Lagos.

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