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Budgetry provision for premium: Yet another promise made? In economy like Nigeria where government is perceived as the highest spender, it stands to be argued that any sector will be vibrant without government’s patronage. But the case of insurance appears intractable considering that payment of premiums on insurances of public assets hardlay get any sub head in the national budgets prompting KELVIN EGERUE to ask whether the 2009 budget will mark the turning point.>>>>More NNPC Account: NIA to negotiate
new terms for companies KELVIN EGERUE The hope on insurance companies in Nigeria benefiting from he government’s local content policy as it relates to oil and energy insurance may be far from been realized .>>>>More Kingibe, Usman commend NAICOM CHUKWUDI OBI Secretary to the Federal Government of the federation, Babagana Kingibe, has commended National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) for recognizing the use of insurance as a tool to reduce the incessant cases of collapsed building in the nation. >>>>More Oscar is helping to grow insurance —UmukoroThird party motor insurance is considered the minimum insurance instrument which motorists must deploy for them to ply the roads. It stems from the government’s desire to ensure for protection of lives and property from the hazards of motorists. . >>>>MoreMake insurance pre-condition for contracts —Minister Chukwudi Obi Minister of state, Federal Ministry of Environment, Housing and Urban Development, Chief Julius Odom has directed engineers in the country to demand for valid insurance policy as part of pre-conditions for the acceptance of building contracts. . >>>>MoreInvestments & Allied ‘s divindend boosts investor confidence Investment and Allied Assurance Plc last week in Lagos said that its strong showing at the nation’s capital market is not a fluke after all. >>>>More Questgate launches anti-fraud system Questgates is launching a new, dedicated counter fraud division which, in addition to delivering and developing new services, will also offer specialist surveillance services. >>>>More Moneysupermarket sees 50% hike in insurance revenue Moneysupermarket has reported that revenues in its insurance business have grown by 50 per cent from £26.4m to £39.7m and transaction revenue has grown >>>>More
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