INSURANCE
Some Things Should Not End with You
April 10, 2026
You see it more often than people realise.Businesses that slow down or disappear after the founder is gone.Family initiatives that stop within a few years.Causes that were once consistently supported but have gradually lost momentum. Not because they were not important.But because they were never structured to continue. For many individuals and business owners, this is not something they actively think about. There is still work to be done. Wealth…
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Money, Life & Legacy: Why Nigerians Avoid Talking About Insurance
Ekene Nsiamuna
/ April 7, 2026
Nigerians talk about money all the time – how to make it, grow it, and multiply it. But when it comes to insurance, the conversation often goes quiet. In this…
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Year-End Insurance Tips You Can’t Ignore
December 5, 2025
As the year wraps up, many people focus on travel, holidays, and closing out work. What often gets forgotten is…
God Forbid Doesn’t Pay Hospital Bills
December 2, 2025
“God forbid!” is the phrase we all say when health problems are brought up. But the truth is: God forbid doesn't…
Making Sense of the New Insurance Reform Act
November 12, 2025
Nigeria’s insurance industry is going through one of its biggest shifts. With the introduction of the Nigerian Insurance Industry Reform…
How Life Insurance Protects Your Loved Ones in Unexpected Times
November 12, 2025
Bola’s life was simple, steady, and full of routine. She ran a small catering business, supported her younger sister through…
Do You Need Travel Insurance or Not?
October 24, 2025
Travel plans can be unpredictable; flights get delayed, bags go missing, and sometimes, life just happens. But is travel insurance…
How to Fit Insurance Premiums into Your Monthly Budget
October 24, 2025
When Tunde bought his first car, a neat Toyota Corolla, he was over the moon. He had saved for months,…
Some Things Should Not End with You
April 10, 2026
You see it more often than people realise.Businesses that slow down or disappear after the founder is gone.Family initiatives that…
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