Niger Insurance Reports N1.15bn Claims Payment

Mr. Edwin Igbiti, Managing Director/CEO, Niger Insurance Plc says the underwriter has settled various categories of claims from its policyholders to the tune of N1.15 billion from 2020 to now.

Igbiti reiterated the company’s commitment to policyholders when claims arise in the normal course of doing business.

“In addition to meeting commitment to our policyholders, we have created customer engagement forum to address customers’ complaints, which has been very effective in addressing concerns and enquiries, especially in the present status of the company and management initiatives. Our traction and achieved milestones were also communicated at various conferences and media parley by the company.”

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