NAICOM Partners ISSP to Advance Insurance Penetration, Financial Inclusion

From left: Mr. Victor Inedu, Special Assistant to the Chairman, Senate Committee on Banking, Insurance and other financial institutions: Mrs. Funmike Soji-Nuga, rep of Canadian High Commission; Mr. Olusegun Ayo Omosehin, CFI: Dr. Kola Adesina, GMD, Sahara Energy Group; Mrs. Bukola Ifemade (ISSP Coordinator); Mrs. Ekeoma Ezeibe, President of NCRIB and Mr. Ekerete Ola Gam-Ikon, DCFA at NAICOM.

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM), in partnership with the Insurance Sector Strengthening Programme (ISSP) has officially launched the Insurance Sector Strengthening Programme (ISSP), an initiative designed to advance insurance penetration, financial inclusion, innovation, and stakeholder collaboration within Nigeria’s insurance ecosystem.

 

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