Mutual Benefits Assurance Targets No.1 Market Spot in 2021

Mutual Benefits Assurance Plc celebrated its 21st Anniversary over the weekend with a firm resolve to become the No.1 insurance firm in Nigeria come 2021.

Dr. Akin Ogunbiyi, Chairman of Mutual Benefits Group said the company’s five-year Strategic Plan is geared towards that goal through application of innovation, technology and customer service.

Ogunbiyi attributed the growth of the Mutual Benefits Assurance Plc over the years to the Grace of God, dedication of the staff, support of stakeholders and customers.

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