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Sovereign Trust Insurance Delegates at 50th AIO Conference in Namibia

From L-R: Simon Mensah, Senior Manager/Head, Strategy & Corporate Planning, Emmanuel Anikibe, Executive Director, Technical and Chinedu Ojukwu, Senior Manager/Branch Head, Surulere Area Office, Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc at the 50th AIO Conference in Windhoek, Namibia.

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