Sovereign Trust Insurance Celebrates 2025 Customer Service Week

Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc has been actively involved in this year’s edition of the Customer Service Week, themed, Mission Possible.

In the last four days, we have had different tactical dress codes to celebrate the week-long activities.

Day 1: Rep your Dream Job

Day 2: Rep Your Alma Mater

Day 3: Rep Your Mentor (Local or Global)

Day 4: Rep Your Jersies and the Nerd in You

Day 5: Community & Culture

It has been an exciting week for members of staff and Management of Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc since the event started.

Ugochi Odemelam, Executive Director, Marketing and Business Development Division and Segun Bankole, DGM, Corporate Communications and Investor Relations being flanked by members of Staff of the organisation.

 

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