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NIA Names Tope Smart as Deputy Chairman

Mr. Tope Smart, Group Managing Director/CEO, NEM Insurance Plc is now Deputy Chairman of the Nigerian Insurers Association (NIA). The NIA also appointed Mrs. Yetunde llori as Director-General.

Mr. Eddie Efekoha, Chairman of NIA said the high-profile appointments will strengthen the capacity of the Association to deliver on its core mandate and move the market forever.

Efekoha said the industry has successfully uploaded 4.4 million vehicles in the motor insurance database, saying that he believes that the 4.4 million vehicles have genuine insurance cover.

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