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Nigerian Insurance Brokers at BIBA Conference 2022

L-R: Mr Ayo Akande, Hon Treasurer of The Nigerian Council of Registered Insurance Brokers (NCRIB): Mrs Ekeoma Ezeibe, Vice President of NCRIB; President Rotimi Edu, mni; Nigerian High Commissioner to UK, Sarafa Tunji Isola, NCRIB Past President, Dr Bola Onigbogi; Hon Auditor, Mrs Olufunke Adenusi and Executive Secretary, Tope Adaramola, when the Council’s delegation led by its President, Mr Rotimi Edu visited the Nigerian High Commissioner in London in the course of attending the BIBA Conference in UK.

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