IEI COO, Uyi Osagie, Lays Mother to Rest in Edo State

From 3rd Left: Chief Operating Officer, Uyi Osagie; Managing Director, International Energy Insurance Plc (IEI), Olasupo sogelola; Solabomi Oduniyi; and Ibiso Noble- Achese, both IEI staff.

International Energy Insurance Plc (IEI) recently supported its Chief Operating Officer, Uyi Osagie as he laid his late mother, Elder (Mrs) Edugie Caroline Osagie-Ehianata (Nee Osagie-Ohangbon) to rest in Benin City, Edo State.

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