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Heirs Life Assurance Wins ‘Agency Company of the Year’ Award by CIFM

L-R: Yetunde Ayeni, Group Head, Resources, Heirs Insurance Group, and Mrs. Yetunde Ilori, President, Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria at the award presentation of the Agency Company of the Year to Heirs Life Assurance by the College of Insurance and Financial Management (CIFM), last week in Ogun State.

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