NAICOM, Abuja Metropolitan Council to Partner on Compulsory Insurances

The Management of Abuja Metropolitan Management Council (AMMC) led by the Director, Development Control at the Federal Capital Territory Administration, Mukhtar Galadima, paid a courtesy visit to the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) in Abuja.

The team was received by the Commissioner for Insurance/CEO, Olorundare Sunday Thomas and his Management team.

The purpose of the visit was to explore areas of collaborations in order to enforce compliance by building developers and Occupiers of Public Buildings with sections 64 & 65 of the Insurance Act 2003.

The two Agencies have setup a Joint Committee to work out the modalities for the enforcement of these compulsory insurances within the FCT.

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