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Sovereign Trust Insurance Catch-Them-Young Initiative Berths at Igbobi College

L-R: Adeleye Abolade, Political Consultant and Facilitator; Adetona Elizabeth, Customer Service Officer, Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc; Opeodu Folusho, Project Consultant and old Igbobian; Olabode Peter, IT Officer, STI Plc and Akorede Johnson, CIIN Ambassador 2024/2025 and Staff  of Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc flanked by students of Igbobi Boys College, Yaba at the Yearly Catch-Them-Young initiative of Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc in creating awareness and education on insurance amongst secondary school students in the country. 

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