NEM Named Platinum Insurance Services Provider of the Decade

 

L-R: Mrs. Moji Teluwo, DGM, Corporate Services, NEM Insurance Plc receiving the Platinum Insurance Services Provider of the Decade award  on behalf of NEM Insurance from Ms. Maureen Chigbo, President, Guild of Corporate Online Publishers (GOCOP) at the Business Journal 15th Anniversary Lecture/Awards in Lagos.

NEM Insurance Plc has won award as Platinum Insurance Services Provider of the Decade at the Business Journal 15th Anniversary Lecture/Awards held last Friday at Radisson Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos.

The Award Committee described NEM Insurance Plc as one of the major operators in the insurance industry in Nigeria. The Committee stated that NEM has earned numerous high-level awards and recognitions in affirmation of its excellent insurance services in the country over many decades.

“NEM remains a great insurance brand and institution in Nigeria across various indices of industry performance. Accordingly, we are proud to nominate NEM Insurance as Platinum Insurance Services Provider of the Decade.”

Receiving the award on behalf of NEM, Mrs. Moji Teluwo, the Deputy General Manager (DGM), Corporate Services, expressed gratitude to the Board and Management of Business Journal for the recognition.

She pledged continuous provision of cutting-edge insurance services to individuals, corporate institutions and government going forward.”

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