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CIIN Insurance Week to focus on securing Nigeria’s future
CIIN Insurance Week to focus on securing Nigeria’s future
The Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria (CIIN) is set to hold its 2025 edition of the Insurance Awareness Week with the theme, “Insurance for All: Securing Nigeria’s Future”.
This, it said, aimed at deepening the public understanding of insurance and highlighting its critical role in personal, business and national security.
Running from June 28 to July 4, 2025, this week-long campaign is focused on creating nationwide awareness about the value of insurance, encouraging more Nigerians to embrace insurance coverage as a vital tool for financial protection, business continuity, and economic resilience.
The President, CIIN, Mrs. Yetunde Ilori, said, “The aim of this campaign is to break the myths, bridge the knowledge gap, and help Nigerians understand that insurance is not a luxury— it is a necessity.
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“With the right coverage, individuals, families, and businesses can protect themselves against unforeseen risks, ensuring a more secure and sustainable future.”
Programme highlights for the upcoming events have been listed as the Insurance Awareness Walk, to draw public attention to the importance of insurance in everyday life.
The opening ceremony will feature official launch with key stakeholders and policymakers discussing the role of insurance in national development and economic security.
There will also be awareness for secondary schools and MSMEs, market outreach, insurance hackathon, and a celebration of achievements from the awareness week, with awards, entertainment, and reflections on Nigeria’s journey toward greater insurance inclusion.
The Insurance Awareness Week 2025 reaffirms CIIN’s commitment to building a culture of insurance in Nigeria—one where citizens are empowered with knowledge and the right tools to secure their lives and livelihoods.
“Insurance gives peace of mind, and peace of mind is priceless. We invite every Nigerian to join us in this movement to secure our future—together,” the CIIN president added.
CIIN Insurance Week to focus on securing Nigeria’s future
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NEM Insurance Projects ₦13.1bn Profit as Q1 2026 Forecast Signals Strong Growth
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NEM Insurance Plc has reaffirmed its strong growth momentum after submitting its Q1 2026 financial forecast to the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX), projecting sustained profitability and balance-sheet expansion.
According to the forecast, the leading general insurance underwriter expects total assets to rise to ₦177.28 billion in the first quarter of 2026. Insurance revenue is projected at ₦65.26 billion, while profit before tax is estimated at ₦13.16 billion and profit after tax at ₦11.71 billion, highlighting continued operational efficiency.
The upbeat outlook underscores NEM Insurance’s confidence in its business fundamentals, supported by strong underwriting performance, prudent risk management, and effective investment strategies.
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The company’s positive trajectory follows a robust 2025 financial performance. In line with its commitment to shareholder value, NEM Insurance paid a ₦5.02 billion dividend for the 2024 financial year, a decision that earned commendation from shareholders at its 2025 Annual General Meeting (AGM).
Earlier, the insurer’s unaudited Q3 2025 results, filed with the NGX, revealed significant growth. Total assets climbed to ₦165.46 billion as of September 30, 2025, up from ₦121.93 billion at the end of December 2024. Shareholders’ equity also increased to ₦80.97 billion from ₦65.44 billion, strengthening the company’s capital base.
Operational performance showed strong year-on-year improvement, with insurance revenue surging by 55 per cent to ₦107.44 billion in Q3 2025, compared to ₦69.52 billion in the same period of 2024.
Industry analysts say NEM Insurance Plc’s consistent earnings growth, solid capital position and reliable dividend history place it in a strong position to navigate industry challenges and seize emerging opportunities in Nigeria’s insurance market.
With its optimistic Q1 2026 forecast now before the NGX, NEM Insurance appears well-positioned to build on its recent successes and reinforce its reputation as one of Nigeria’s most resilient insurance companies.
NEM Insurance Projects ₦13.1bn Profit as Q1 2026 Forecast Signals Strong Growth
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