Thursday, 29 November 2012

CIIN inducts new awardees



 

 

CIIN inducts new awardees



Chuks Udo Okonta



The Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria (CIIN) is warming up for its 2012 Graduation and Awards Ceremony. The event which will witness the addition of sixteen new fellows to the Institute’s prestigious Society of Fellows, will also involve the induction of 134 new Associates into the fold of Insurance professionals.
President of CIIN, Dr. Wole Adetimehin has said that the Institute is committed to the production of fit and proper practitioners to continually drive the Insurance sub-sector of the Nigerian economy. Adetimehin further said that professionalism is key to the growth and development of the financial services industry stating that professionals are the custodians of the ethics and codes of conduct for all professions. ‘I am happy with the Institute’s giant strides in the area of producing Insurance professionals whose expertise will continue to impact positively on our sector today and in the future’, he stated.
The CIIN Graduation and Awards Ceremony is scheduled for Wednesday 5th December, 2012 at 10 Degrees Events Centre, Billings way, Ikeja. The Graduation Lecture titled "The Professional and Nation Building" will be delivered by Mr. Wole Oshin, Managing Director, Custodian and Allied Insurance Plc.



A release signed by Mr. Joseph Obah, CIIN’s Director of Corporate Communications also stated that the Commissioner for Education, Lagos State, Mrs. Olayinka Oladunjoye will be the Special Guest of Honour. The honourable Commissioner will be at home in her former constituency as an Insurance practitioner prior to her present appointment.
Amongst those to receive the Institute’s Fellowship are, Abubakar Sabin Bello of the National Insurance Commission and Mrs. Folashade Onanuga, former President of the Professional Insurance Ladies Association (PILA) who is now with the Lagos State Pensions Commission. Others are, Mr. Uche Aniago, Chairman of CIIN’s Port Harcourt chapter and Branch Manager of Union Assurance in the oil city; Mr. Kins Ekebuike, Managing Director, UnityKapital Assurance plc; Aremo Adeniyi Ogunsanya of Oriwu Insurance Brokers and Mr. Ayodapo Ajayi Shoderu, Deputy President, Nigerian Council of Registered Insurance Brokers as well as the underlisted:


Abidogun Ademola Ayotunde - Cornerstone Insurance Plc
Adekeye Oluseyi Olasunkanmi - SCIB Nigeria & Co Ltd
Adekoya Adeyinka Abisoye (Mrs.) - Cornerstone Insurance Plc
Akingbade Akinjide Ajao - Sterling Assurance Nigeria Ltd
Apampa Moruf - AIICO Insurance Plc
Arusiuka Adetutu (Mrs.) - AIICO Insurance Plc
Duru Japhet Ogueri - International Energy Ins. Plc
Olabiyi Festus Idowu - AIICO Insurance Plc
Popoola Samson Olugbenga - Hogg Robinson Nigeria Ltd
Sogbesan Gregory Olanrewaju - SCIB Nigeria & Co Ltd


The Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria which has as part of its statutory duties, the responsibility of maintaining a register of members, has continued to satisfy this requirement. The Institute had 1,805 active and 815 inactive professional members as at the end of May 2012. This comprised 148 active Fellows and 40 inactive Fellows. 1,667 active Associates and 775 inactive Associates.
It will be recalled that the Federal Government through the Federal Ministry of Commerce has been engaged in the preparation of a list of Active and Inactive professionals in Nigeria for the purpose of verifying the status of professionals in the country. For this reason, the CIIN had categorized its professional members and submitted a list of its active professionals to the commerce ministry for inclusion in its data. Director General of the CIIN, Mr. Adegboyega Adepegba while clarifying the ‘Active’, ‘Inactive" status, stated that the active members are those who have fulfilled their financial obligation to the Institute stating that the inactive ones are those who have defaulted in the payment of their annual dues.
The CIIN has a total number of 2,624 professional members made up of 188 Fellows and 2,436 Associates. These figures will be adjusted at the end of the Institute’s Graduation Ceremony when the existing number of Fellows and Associates will receive a boost.



 

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