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NAICOM licenses five new insurance firms

By Rosemary Onuoha

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has licensed five new companies to operate in the Nigerian insurance market.

The five new companies comprise four underwriting firms and one reinsurance company.

Mr Rasaq Salami, Head, Commissioner for Insurance Directorate of the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) disclosed this Friday during the Insurance Industry Consultative Council 2020 media retreat in Ijebu Ode.

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He listed the five companies to include: Heirs Insurance (General), Stanbic IBTC Insurance Limited (Life), Heirs Insurance Life Assurance Company Nigeria Limited, Enterprise Insurance as well as FBS Reinsurance Limited.

He said the Commissioner for Insurance/CEO, NAICOM, Mr. Sunday Thomas, issued the licensing certificates to the companies in Abuja on Friday. This brings to 63 the number of registered insurance companies in Nigeria even as the sector is currently undergoing a recapitalization exercise targeted at weeding out weak players from the industry. The deadline for the recapitalization exercise is September 2021.

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Heirs Insurance Limited (General), picked, Olaniyi Stephen Onifade, as its Managing Director; Stanbic IBTC Insurance Limited, picked, Akinjide Orimolade, as Managing Director; Heirs Life Assurance Limited, picked, Abah Okoriko and Enterprise Life Assurance Company Nigeria Limited, picked, Fumilayo Abimbola Omo.

Tony Elumelu, is the Chairman, Heirs Insurance Limited (General); Yinka Sanni, Chairman, Stanbic IBTC Insurance Limited; Abdulqadir Jeli Bell, Chairman, Heirs Life Assurance Limited and Keli Gadzekpo, Chairman, Enterprise Life Assurance Company Nigeria Limited.

Vanguard News Nigeria 

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