NIA Breaks Ground for Building Project

The Nigerian Insurers Association (NIA), the umbrella body of insurance firms in Nigeria yesterday conducted the ground-breaking ceremony to commence construction work on its proposed NIA Building in Lagos.

Past Chairman of Nigeria Insurers Association (NIA), Rev. Olusola Olatayo Ladipo-Ajayi; past Chairman, Mr. Dolapo Balogun; Chairman Governing Council, NIA, Mr Eddie Efekoha; Deputy Commissioner, Technical, National Insurance Commission, Mr. Olorundare Sunday Thomas; a past Chairman, Mr. Wole Oshin; Deputy Chairman NIA, Mr. Tope Smart, and a past Chairman, Oye Hassan-Odukale during a ground breaking ceremony for a multipurpose NIA towers in Victoria Island, Lagos.
Past Chairman of Nigeria Insurers Association (NIA), Rev. Olusola Olatayo Ladipo-Ajayi; past Chairman, Mr. Dolapo Balogun; Chairman Governing Council, NIA, Mr Eddie Efekoha; Deputy Commissioner, Technical, National Insurance Commission, Mr. Olorundare Sunday Thomas; a past Chairman, Mr. Wole Oshin; Deputy Chairman NIA, Mr. Tope Smart, and a past Chairman, Oye Hassan-Odukale during a ground breaking ceremony for a multipurpose NIA towers in Victoria Island, Lagos.
L-R: Past Chairman of Nigeria Insurers Association (NIA), Mr. Dolapo Balogun; Chairman Governing Council, NIA, Mr. Eddie Efekoha; Deputy Commissioner, Technical, National Insurance Commission, Mr. Olorundare Sunday Thomas; a past Chairman, Mr. Wole Oshin; Deputy Chairman NIA, Mr. Tope Smart, and a past Chairman, Oye Hassan-Odukale during a ground breaking ceremony for a multipurpose NIA towers in Victoria Island, Lagos.
L-R: Past Chairman of Nigeria Insurers Association (NIA), Mr. Dolapo Balogun; Chairman Governing Council, NIA, Mr. Eddie Efekoha; Deputy Commissioner, Technical, National Insurance Commission, Mr. Olorundare Sunday Thomas; a past Chairman, Mr. Wole Oshin; Deputy Chairman NIA, Mr. Tope Smart, and a past Chairman, Oye Hassan-Odukale during a ground breaking ceremony for a multipurpose NIA towers in Victoria Island, Lagos.
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