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NAICOM Insurance Academy Set for 3rd Qtr Take-Off

Mr. O. S. Thomas

Commissioner for Insurance/CEO

National Insurance Commission

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) says its proposed NAICOM Academy will take-off by the third quarter of 2021 to train the professional manpower needed to sustain growth of the insurance sector in Nigeria.

Mr. Olorundare Thomas, Commissioner for Insurance/CEO of NAICOM said the Commission is already expecting about 100 actuary experts to join the industry in the coming four years after undergoing the necessary training exercises.

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