From left: Managing Director Mutual benefits General Insurance, Segun Omosehin; Vice Chairman Sub Committee Publicity of the Insurers Committee, Ebelechukwu Nwachukwu and a member of the committee at the event.
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Chuks Udo Okonta
Getting the youths to embrace insurance is the core mandate in the planned multi-billion rebrand campaign by insurance operators, Inspen can report.
It was gathered that insurance operators are working assiduously with the consultant engaged for the project to evolve a robust campaign that would help stem the negative perception on insurance.
The Vice Chairman Sub Committee Publicity of the Insurers Committee and Managing Director Zenith Insurance Company Limited, Ebelechukwu Nwachukwu, at a press conference today in Lagos, said the operators, hope to take the campaign to schools to enable them educate pupils on the need for insurance.
She also noted that the operators are eying the highly mobile individuals who need insurance to secure their future.
She posited that in line with the campaign, the operators have also resolved to improve on their service delivery, adding that the body have decided to pull resources together to pursue a robust and well coordinated awareness campaign.
Nwachukwu, maintained that all necessary channels would by used to drive the campaign, adding that the youth market remains a veritable haven for insurance growth.
She noted that eight sub committee assigned with different responsibilities on reforming the industry have submitted their reports, adding that the reports would be properly examined to ensure the set objectives are achieved.
The Head Corporate Affairs NAICOM, ‘Rasaaq ‘Salami and other members of the committee at the event.
The Managing Director Mutual benefits General Insurance, Segun Omosehin, said the the rebranding project would bring insurance closer to the people, stressing that gains accruable from insurance can only be accessed when people understand the workings of insurance.
According to him, the rebranding exercise which is a total package would help improve insurance patronage and services in the country.
