Insurance Industry Set for 2026 Almond Awards November 6 in Lagos

There is so much excitement in the insurance industry as the 2026 Almond Insurance Industry Awards is set to hold this Friday, November, 2026 at the Stable Event Centre, in Lagos amidst pomp and pageantry.

The Awards which have been generating a lot of attention within and outside the insurance industry following over six months of intense preparations by the organisers of the annual Awards, Almond Productions Limited.

The Head of the Awards Team and CEO Almond Productions Limited, Ms. Faith Ughwode said they have gone above and beyond this year to ensure that attendees have a memorable experience. As such, they have lined-up some of the finest entertainers in both music and comedy for maximum fun at the event.

The annual Almond Insurance Industry Awards is a social platform that recognises and celebrates individuals and organisations making a difference within the Nigerian insurance ecosystem.

The strictly black-tie event will attract dignitaries both from within and outside the insurance sector. Admission according to Ms Ughwode is strictly by tickets.

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