Stella Mojoko of African Insurance Organisation Passes On

Ms Stella Mojoko of the African Insurance Organisation (AI0) has passed on.

Ms Prisca Soares, Secretary General of the African Insurance Organisation, announced the death of Ms. STELLA MOJOKO LEA MUSOKO, Administrative Secretary of the organisation, which occurred on Saturday October 29 in Douala, Cameroon after a long illness.

Ms. Stella Mojoko was a devoted staff who served the African Insurance Organisation for 18 years and contributed to the development of the AIO through her professionalism.

She will be buried on Saturday, 26th November 2016 in Tiko, South West Region of Cameroon.

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