Linkage Assurance Customer Service Week 2021

L-R: Head, Oil and Gas, Anthony Saiki; Executive Director, Technical, Okanlawon Adelagun; Managing Director, Daniel Braie; Company Secretary, Moses Omorogbe; Head, Strategy & Business Development, Imo O. Imo and Head, Management Services, Humphrey Ozegbe, all of Linkage Assurance Plc during the Company’s 2021 Customer Service Week held at its Corporate Head office in Lagos.

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