African Alliance Begins Insurance Investment Campaign to Mark 58th Anniversary

May 9, 2018
African Alliance Begins Insurance Investment Campaign to Mark 58th Anniversary

By Dipo Olowookere

Nigeria’s foremost life Insurance company, African Alliance Insurance Plc, is celebrating its 58 years of service.

Nearly six decades ago on May 6, the insurer commenced operations and has since then stamped its authority in the industry, boasting of over 35,000 customers at the moment.

From a single branch Insurance company, African Alliance Insurance has grown to its current brand with over 18 branches across Nigeria.

The firm also recently posted encouraging results for the year ended 2017 citing a gross premium income of N6.29 billion and a 32.5 percent growth in the payout of claims from N6.56 billion in 2016 to N8.69 billion in 2017.

To celebrate its 58th anniversary, African Alliance Insurance Plc has commenced a campaign to educate the public on the value of insurance as a means of increasing and protecting wealth.

The campaign tagged MyFuture10, encourages people to set aside a minimum of 10 percent of their monthly income for investment with insurance element to take care of their future projects and protect the future of their loved ones.

Managing Director of African Alliance Insurance Plc, Mrs Funmi Omo, who also celebrated her one year anniversary as the company’s CEO having resumed in May 2017, commended the milestone achievements of the company stating that it is only the beginning of the transformation rolled out by its present management with the approval of the Board.

She said that African Alliance Insurance Plc’s strategic vision and culture of innovation has been sustained since its inception in 1960.

“We are proud of our milestone achievements, but this is only the beginning. As a financial services company with a vision of improving the quality of life in Nigeria, we realise that we cannot achieve this without technology.

“We are currently working on the complete transformation of our systems and processes to provide excellent services and relevant solutions to our customers,” she said.

She indicated that one of the company’s top priorities was establishing a sound corporate governance track record to further establish the confidence of shareholders.

“We have partnered with the foremost accounting and auditing firm, Deloitte & Touche to ensure that all remittances, policies, regulations and deadlines are strictly adhered to.

“We have also partnered with Ernst & Young for sound technical advice to better position our company. Our shareholders have complete confidence in our ability and commitment to returning value to them and to the society,” Mrs Omo added.

Dipo Olowookere

Dipo Olowookere is a journalist based in Nigeria that has passion for reporting business news stories. At his leisure time, he watches football and supports 3SC of Ibadan.

Mr Olowookere can be reached via [email protected]

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