Mutual Benefits Assurance Celebrates 22nd Anniversary

Mutual Benefits Assurance Group last weekend celebrated its 22nd anniversary at a colourful event in Lagos.

Dr. Akin Ogunbiyi, Chairman, Mutual Benefits Assurance Group, described the annual thanksgiving as the most important event for the company as a corporate institution.

He said the event which is held annually is designed to appreciate God for his wonders towards the company since inception.

Mr. Segun Omosehin, the Managing Director of the Group said the thanksgiving is a day set aside by the company to give praises to God for his support towards the organization.

“We appreciate our various stakeholders for honouring us today with their presence.”

The company used the occasion to present long service awards to its employees, ranging from five to 20 years of service to the company.

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