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Wafira Ntaba Partners Leadway Assurance to Launch Plan B Insurance, a Bespoke Product for Nigerian Women

Leadway Assurance, Nigeria’s leading insurance provider, has partnered with Wafira Ntaba Limited to launch a bespoke insurance policy for Nigerian women.

The product, Plan B Insurance, comes in simplified and affordable packages for as low as twenty-six thousand Naira per quarter, broadening financial inclusion and income protection for women-led Small to Medium-sized Enterprises and lifestyle protection for women across different social strata in Nigeria.

One uniqueness of the Plan B product is in its single-wide coverage from risks and perils related to auto insurance, healthcare, personal accident, fire, burglary, life insurance and education cutting across its different product packages – SME, Corporate and Premier packages.

Ayona Aguele Trimnell, the visionary behind the innovative Plan B Insurance for Nigerian women, shared the inspiration behind the products.

She stated: “Plan B is an idea that has been in development for 10 years. As I began exploring insurance products aimed at women in other countries, I recognised the need for an insurance product that promotes financial inclusion in Nigeria, specifically for women. I believed we could create something that addresses their unique concerns. Women need to understand how insurance can alleviate their worries and the benefits of being insured. I have personally enjoyed the advantages of insurance for over fifteen years, and I believe other women should have the opportunity to experience the same benefits.”

The product focuses on gender-inspired market penetration, amplifying insurance benefits and helping more women secure a more financially secured future.

“Financial inclusion is important and achievable, and we can make it happen if we put in deliberate effort to educate more women about insurance, simplify the benefits to help even the uneducated, understand and be convinced to secure their future by becoming a policyholder. It has been proven and tested that women too buy insurance, but more women need to be aware and get insured”, Ayona Aguele Trimnell said.

Kike Fischer, Leadway’s Director Sales, Retail and Partnerships, discussed the market approach for the Plan B product, stating: “We are confident that these products will help women of all classes in Nigeria create and protect wealth, recover from economic challenges, pursue their purposes, and lead their families with peace of mind.

We believe these products should reach women in every household, so we have developed strategies to engage women in small socioeconomic groups. This will require increased effort, particularly at the retail level. There will be questions, and we must be prepared to provide answers. Our goal is to help women understand insurance and encourage them to actively participate in driving financial inclusion. This begins with securing their futures and then spreading awareness.”

She explained that Plan B is a comprehensive financial product designed to sell insurance policies to women and educate them about the purpose of having insurance and how it can help them achieve financial independence.

By partnering with the Plan B product, Leadway has reinforced its commitment to promoting financial inclusion and ensuring secure financial futures for women.

 

About Leadway Assurance Company Limited 

Leadway Assurance is one of Nigeria’s foremost insurance service providers, renowned for its efficiency and customer reliability.

With over 50 years of experience, Leadway has consistently honoured its underwriting commitments and earned a reputation for excellence in claims handling.

The company remains at the forefront of the insurance industry, offering innovative solutions that meet the evolving needs of its clients. 

 

About Wafira Ntaba Limited

A Marketing Company based in Lagos. Its core area of expertise is Communication Strategy and Development within the financial `sector with extensive experience in insurance product design, market insights, brand development, profitability management and distribution. 

The company’s goal is to continue to co-develop products for niche markets in Nigeria for Women, Youths and Group/Affinity schemes.

 

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