Sovereign Trust Insurance 2023 Strategy Session Targets Market Leadership, Growth

L-R: Emmanuel Anikibe, DGM, Marketing & Business Development Division, Lucas Durojaiye, DGM/Regional Head, Northern Operations, Olaotan Soyinka, MD/CEO, Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc, Ugochi Odemelam, Executive Director, Marketing & Business Development, Jude Modilim, Executive Director, Technical, Kayode Adigun, GM, Finance & Corporate Services and Segun Bankole, DGM, Corporate Communications & Investor Relations at the 2023 Strategy and Budget Session for Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc in Lagos over the weekend.

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