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Linkage Assurance Staff, Coker Aderonke-Faidat is CIIN’s Ambassador 2023/24

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L-R: Mr. Edwin Igbiti, President, Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria (CIIN) decorating Ambassador Coker Aderonke Faidat, staff of Linkage Assurance Plc and Winner of the Nite of Talents and CIIN Ambassador 2023/2024 and Mrs. Yetunde Ilori at CIIN Nite of Talents ceremony held in Lagos.

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