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NAICOM, Katsina State Partner on Takaful Insurance

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has kick-started a sensitisation programme in katsina State for top government functionaries, traditional rulers, Khadis, Ulamas, NLC, NARTO, market trader association, law enforcement agencies and relevant shareholders on Takaful insurance. Also in attendance were CEOs of Takaful companies.

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