Anchor Insurance Redeems N70m Claims to Nigeria Police

CLAIMS PAYMENT: The Acting Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun (R); Mr. Ebose Augustine Osegha, Managing Director/CEO, Anchor Insurance Company Limited (M) and ACP, Uzairu Abdullahi, Insurance Officer, Nigerian Police Force (L) during the presentation of N70 million claims cheque to the Police by the company in Abuja.

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