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NIGERIA Set to Host 47th AIO Conference 2020

Tope Smart

Chairman

Nigerian Insurers Association

The Federal Republic of Nigeria is set to host the 47th African Insurance Organisation (AIO) in Lagos, from 31st May to 03rd June, 2020.

The Conference would be organised by the Nigerian Insurers Association (NIA), under the Chairmanship of Mr. Tope Smart, who is also the Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of NEM Insurance Plc.

The organisation of the conference would be in collaboration with NCRIB – Nigerian Council of Registered Insurance Brokers, ILAN – Institute of Loss Adjusters of Nigeria and   CIIN – Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria.

The Theme of the Conference is: “The African Insurer in the face of Digital Disruption.”

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