Sovereign Trust Insurance Reaches Final of NCRIB Tennis Tournament

L-R: Adepoju Aderounmu, Manager, Banking Operations, Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc and Semi Finalist of the Men’s Single, Emmanuel Anikibe, DGM, STI Plc and 1st runner-up of the Men’s Single, Barrister Olutemunbi, President, Lagos Lawn Tennis Club, Segun Bankole, DGM, Corporate Communications and Investor Relations and Team Manager for Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc at the Tournament and Sola Adeyeye, Senior Manager, Investment, STI Plc who also made it to the Podium of the maiden edition of the Tournament. 

Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc representatives made it to the Quarter, Semi and Final stages of the just concluded maiden edition of the Lawn Tennis Tournament organized by the Nigerian Council of Registered Insurance Brokers, NCRIB to mark the 60th Anniversary of the Council in Nigeria.

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