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NEM Insurance Supports YABATECH Football Competition 2023

From left: George Emefiele(DGM, Marketing, NEM Insurance Plc); Comrade Zachari Ibrahim(Welfare Director, Yabatech); Comrade Osiwu Goodness(Treasurer, Yabatech); Idowu Semowo(Executive Director, Finance & Investment); Comrade Odutan Oreoluwa( Sports Director); Mojisola Teluwo(DGM, Corporate Services, NEM Insurance Plc); Comrade Okikiolu Ariwoayoola Taiwo(Welfare, Part Time); Bolanle Baruwa(Group Head, Underwriting) and Comrade Emmanuel Odion (Social Director, Part Time) during the presentation ceremony at NEM Insurance Plc Head Office in Lagos.

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