Heirs Insurance and the Nigerian Association of Insurance and Pension Editors (NAIPE) have resolved to strengthen their strategic partnership to put the public in the lead space in the reberrating call for inclusive insurance.
The commitment was renewed during a courtesy visit by the NAIPE executive committee, to the insurance firm’s headquarters. Speaking on behalf of the management, the Head of Communications for Heirs Insurance, Ifesinachi Okpaku, stated that the company remains deeply committed to its long-standing alliance with the media association.
“This is what we started out with: partnerships, and very strong partnerships,” Okpaku said. “I am very glad that the partnership has lasted this long and will continue to last. Okpaku commended NAIPE and its members for their consistent role in educating the public, noting that their reporting has significantly improved the public’s understanding of insurance. Despite historically low penetration rates, she emphasized that the sector continues to generate positive developments that the public can learn from.
To build on these gains, Okpaku proposed a collaborative, joint workshop bringing together financial journalists, industry practitioners, and corporate communications teams. According to her, the initiative would bridge perspective gaps and forge a united approach toward impactful, on-the-ground grassroots advocacy.
Responding on behalf of the association, the Chairman of NAIPE, Mrs. Nkechi Naeche-Esezobor, pledged NAIPE’s readiness to collaborate on targeted capacity building and localised advocacy to accelerate insurance penetration nationwide.
Featured Picture: Head Communications Heirs Insurance, Ifesinachi Okpaku, (centre) with NAIPE Executives.
