Chuks Udo Okonta
Major operators in the Nigerian insurance industry have expressed
confidence in the ability of the new President of the Nigerian Council of
Registered Insurance Brokers (NCRIB) Ayodapo Shoderu to take insurance broking to
greater heights.
The expression came from a cross section of underwriters and brokers
who constitute the critical segment of the industry.
Speaking during a valedictory visit of the immediate past
President of the Council, Mrs Laide Osijo to the Nigerian Insurers Association
(NIA), in Lagos, recently, Deputy Chairman of the Association, Godwin Wiggle,
noted that there was hope that the chains of accomplishments recorded by the
council will be sustained under the new president considering his robust
professional pedigree and integrity.
According to wiggle, Shoderu had been a renowned figure in the
insurance broking sector whose experience and integrity was responsible for
building Man mountain and Co. Ltd, that today ranks as one of the foremost
insurance broking firms in Nigeria.
He promised that the NIA will continue to collaborate with the
Council under the new President to ensure a robust insurance sector.
Similarly, the President of
the Chartered Insurance Institute Fatai Lawal, described Shoderu as one of the
respected icons in the insurance industry who has horned his over 35
years insurance experience both in Nigeria and the. United Kingdom.
Lawal was optimistic that the industry was on the threshold of
better collaboration and development.
Underscoring his resolve to sustain intra industry collaboration
in his inaugural speech, Shoderu identified synergy with relevant institutions
as one of his major thrusts of office.
"Since no professional
body could operate in isolation, my administration will open new vista of
relationship with relevant insurance institutions, both within and outside the
country.” I like to affirm that the. Council's cordial relationship with the
National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) and other bodies like the CIIN, ILAN and
NIA is non-negotiable," he said.
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