Monday, November 10, 2025
26.1 C
Lagos

The NAICOM 5-Point Plan to Drive Insurance Growth in Nigeria

(4th Left): Mr. O. S. Thomas, Commissioner for Insurance/CEO, National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) and other Directors of the Commission during the unveiling of the NAICOM Strategic Plan in Lagos.

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has unveiled a 5-Point Strategic Plan 2021-2023 to drive growth of insurance business and deepen its penetration in the country.

Mr. Olorundare Thomas, the Commissioner for Insurance/CEO of NAICOM said in Lagos that the Plan is anchored on innovation, distribution, effective/efficient and service delivery as its guiding principles.

Thomas listed the 5-Point Plan as:

  • Entrench effective & efficient service delivery
  • Ensure safe, sound and stable insurance sector
  • Adequately protect policyholders and public interest
  • Improve trust & confidence in the insurance sector
  • Ensure innovation & promote insurance market development

The first point will entail enhancement of infrastructure, automation of processes, improve efficiency of regulatory activities and equipping the proposed NAICOM Academy which is set for take-off before the end of the year.

According to the insurance regulator, Point 2 involves ensuring that insurance operators in Nigeria are adequately capitalised, implementation of risk-based supervision and ensure that underwriting firms are prudently managed.

Other points and their details include:

Point 3:

  • Promote improvement in the protection of policyholders
  • Enhance enforcement of market conduct among operators
  • Promote insurance education & awareness
  • Ensure adequate insurance cover for government assets and liabilities

Point 4:

  • Institute good market conduct and ensure that complaints are properly managed
  • Implement customer service charter policy
  • Facilitate the fight against money laundering and funding of terrorism
  • Ensure effective management of troubled institutions

Point 5:

  • Facilitate innovation and competitive policy amongst operators
  • Facilitate attainment of National Financial Inclusion target and access to insurance services
  • Promote local capacity for emerging risks in Nigeria
  • Implement principles for sustainable growth of the market

The Commissioner for Insurance promised that the Commission will vigorously monitor and evaluate the process towards the attainment of the goals in the strategic plan.

 

 

spot_img
spot_img
spot_img

Hot this week

How MVNOs Can Unlock Opportunities in Nigeria’s Telecom Amid Challenges

 By Elvis Eromosele Phenomenal is one word that has been...

SanlamAllianz Nigeria Wins Africa’s Most Visible Insurance Company Award

L-R: Marketing and Corporate Communications Manager, SanlamAllianz Nigeria, Mr....

Nigerian Stocks Present Buying Opportunities as Market Sheds N2.8trn

Nigeria's equities market closed last week ending November 7...

ICPC Chair, Musa Aliyu, to Deliver Realnews 13th Anniversary Lecture 2025

Dr. Musa Adamu Aliyu (SAN) Chairman ICPC THE Management of Realnews Magazine...

Our Laws Now Stronger, More Effective to Prosecute Parties at Fault in Bank Failure – NDIC Boss

COURTESY VISIT: Managing Director/CE, Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC),...

Topics

As Construction Risks Rise, Insurers Seek New Learning Tools to Remain in Business

Mr. Tope Smart Immediate Past President African Insurance Organisation (AIO) & Group...

‘AMCON Killed AERO Contractors’

A senior management staff of Aero Contractors has alleged...

CBN Debunks Report on BDC Recapitalisation Deadline

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has debunked a...

mCoin, 1st Crytocurrency Outside Internet Unveiled

Introducing mCoin, the first cryptocurrency accessible on any mobile....

Ecobank MD: Super Brands Must Collaborate to Address Challenges in Africa

Patrick Akinwuntan The Managing Director Ecobank Nigeria The Managing Director, Ecobank...

NAICOM: Insurance Firms Will Settle Claims of Flood Victims

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has pledged that operators...

African Aviation Sector to Lose 2m Jobs over COVID-19

    The International Air Transport Association has released new analysis...

Nigeria, E/Guinea Mull New Opportunities in International Oil Sector

The Governments of Nigeria and the Republic of Equatorial...
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img