Get Guardian on GoogleStakeholders in the insurance industry, led by the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM), have commended the author of a newly-unveiled book on the sector’s evolution, Nike Popoola, describing the publication as a significant contribution to industry knowledge and documentation.
The endorsement came at the second anniversary of Daily Economy and the launch of ‘Trends in Nigeria’s Insurance Industry (2005-2026) and Selected Insurance Icons’ in Lagos.
Regulators and operators highlighted the importance of credible data and institutional memory in driving sector growth.
Speaking at the event, the Commissioner for Insurance, Olusegun Omosehin, reaffirmed the Federal Government’s commitment to strengthening the insurance sector through sustained reforms and improved regulatory oversight.
Represented by NAICOM’s Director of Human Resources and Administration, Rasaaq Salami, Omosehin described the past two decades as a defining period for the industry, shaped by reforms, innovation and regulatory interventions that have enhanced financial inclusion and deepened market relevance.
He noted that the book provided a comprehensive account of the industry’s transformation, capturing key milestones in leadership, resilience and institutional development.
Chairman of the occasion and Chairman of Prestige Insurance Brokers Limited, Feyisayo Soyewo, praised the author’s consistency in documenting industry developments, describing the publication as a significant contribution to insurance education and knowledge advancement.
Also, the Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, African Reinsurance Corporation, Corneille Karekezi, commended the growing influence of the work, noting that such an effect would continue to shape conversations in the sector.
President of the Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria (CIIN), Yetunde Ilori, described the author as a dedicated professional whose versatility has contributed to the growth of industry-focused journalism.
