Wednesday, April 30, 2025
26.7 C
Lagos

Insurance & Pension Editors of Nigeria Visits ARIAN

 

L-R: National Adviser, Association of Registered Insurance Agents of Nigeria (ARIAN), Chinomso Eze; Publisher, Business Journal, Prince Cookey; Publisher, Bislad News, Bisi Bamishe; National Vice President, Jegede Olatunji: Publisher, Inspenonline, Chuks Udo Okonta; National Treasurer, Jeremiah Okpako; Publisher, SuperNews, Ngozi Onyeakusi; Business Editor, Leadership Newspaper, Zaka Khaliq Olalekan and Insurance & Pension Editor, Nation Newspaper, Omobola Tolu-Kusimo when the EXCO of Insurance & Pension Editors of Nigeria (IPEN) paid a courtesy visit to the leadership of ARIAN in Lagos yesterday.

spot_img
spot_img
spot_img

Hot this week

emPLE Unveils BETA Life: A Three-in-One Endowment Plan for Smarter Savings and Protection

emPLE Life Assurance Limited has announced the launch of...

STI CEO, Soyinka, Lauds Nigerian Workers on May Day

As the world marks this year’s edition of Workers’...

NGX Group, Min of Industry, Trade and Investment, Collaborate to Advance Economic Transformation

Nigerian Exchange Group Plc (NGX Group) recently hosted the...

Inspenonline Summit to Stimulate Interest for Good Retirement

The 2025 Inspenonline Retirement Summit is aimed at stimulating...

Banks, Telecoms, Mobility Brands Dominate Q1 2025 Media Performance Charts

Following the Central Bank of Nigeria’s directive to harmonize...

Topics

Rivers Tops 2024 Fiscal Performance Ranking of States in Nigeria

BudgIT, a prime civic-tech organisation leading the advocacy for...

NCDMB: Best MDA in Business Efficiency, Transparency in 2022

  Engr. Simbi Kesiye Wabote  Executive Secretary Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) The...

ALSF Trains African Lawyers on Negotiating Economic Deals

The African Legal Support Facility has completed a two-day...

1bn Women Worldwide Lack Access to Financial System

$300bn Financing Gap Between Men & Women. Financial exclusion remains a major constraint for women, particularly in developing countries. More than one billion women still do not use or have access to the financial system, according to the World Bank Group’s latest Global Findex Report. IFC has estimated that worldwide, a $300 billion gap in financing exists for formal, women-owned small businesses, and more than 70 percent of women-owned small and medium enterprises have inadequate or no access to financial services.

CBN Orders MTN to Stop Dividend to Bank Shareholders

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has issued an...

Heritage Bank CEO: ‘SMEs Need Digital Identity to Access Credit’

The Nigerian government must resolve the identity management system...

PenCom: ‘We are Committed to Safety of N14.2tr Pension Funds’

The National Pension Commission (PenCom) said it is committed...
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img