Ileke-IdI:

Name one of the insurance company. . . .

tpiah:

insurance isnt a new business in nigeria, for goodness sake.

tpiah:

insurance isnt a new business in nigeria, for goodness sake.

Ileke-IdI:

I've heard. .  . not arguing that fact.
Na to name one of the insurance company remains.

mrtidy:

The point is even though there'r floods up there in Miami someone is taking responsibility or reacting to the situation, Pls update me on what has happened to the owner of the property we saw

abhosts:

I live in Lekki and would choose Lekki over anywhere in Nigeria (Probably except Ikoyi) any day, anytime. Those pictures are not new. That house is situated in a poorly developed neighborhood in Ajah.

ka_ching:

[color=#990000][/color]This house is actually situated at Gbagada and not lekki. The pics are not photoshopped. Poor drainage after the rains on a rainy sunday and YES i know the details!!!!!

oyb:

this also happened top some guy in my office

the guys stays in dolpin estate .

some twats built a so called retaining wall to keep the water out.
anyway the wall gave way, the guy woke up and came downstairs to find everything including his ride submerged

tpiah:

try to get hold of the person and ask them.

mrtidy:

The point is even though there'r floods up there in Miami someone is taking responsibility or reacting to the situation, Pls update me on what has happened to the owner of the property we saw

tpiah:

there's no need to name any, since you're not aware of any.

the other day you said you dont know of any luxury buses in  nigeria. Now its there are no insurance companies in nigeria.

fact is, you see only what you want to.

agabaI23:

What are you feeling like? The squirrel in the movie Madagascar?

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Na which one we go believe. Abi d house dey for Ajah, dey Gbagada, dey Dolphin and still dey Lekki. Na wa o!  

mrtidy:

I sure will

and for those asking for insurance companies, I know a couple that I can't say cos though they exist how many properties or lives have they been able to replace according to their policies, they are all failures just like most institutions in Nigeria, Don't get me wrong I see the light at the end of the tunnel

tpiah:

and care to share what makes them failures?

the fact that they're based in a country with a lot of lawless citizens?

or are they failures because you personally never had insurance when you were in nigeria.

Ileke-IdI:

Name one of the insurance company. . . .

mrtidy:

we are about a 150million right? and most probably 70 percent of that are withing the age of 18-65 and out of that 70 percent (105million) 10 or even 5 percent (5 million) has insurance/assurance policiencies. How many people do you know or have heard of that the so called companies have paid back without court cases?

r231:

F O L O R U N S O Insurance Company

like Nigerian home owners think about insurance  

Ileke-IdI:

Young man, who are you trying to 419 here? Folorunso ko fogirigba ni


Well, they better start thinking about it if they want to keep living in areas with natural disasters like this.

r231:



home insurance is the least of ma worries

r231:



home insurance is the least of ma worries

THE AMAKA:

and your problem is?  

Ileke-IdI:

I doubt that you live in Lekki? Dont lie to me.

r231:

hell noooooooo i don't live in lekki

the amount they sell land in lekki can build me 3 diff houses in ma ghetto

agabaI23:

Problem?

Do you answer questions with questions?

THE AMAKA:

your case is hopeless, get over yourself.

Ileke-IdI:

The area where you live, does natural disasters like this occur? I'm not talking about burglary/robbery  o.

tpiah:



^^if you were running an insurance company in nigeria, would you pay up without a court case 98% of the time?


_{nigerians are suddenly angels because you want to make a point, abi.}

r231:

nope

dats why i didn't buy any land in lekki

r231:



home insurance is the least of ma worries

mrtidy:

I bet you'll like to visit the court while signing the policies, are they suppose to go to court to pay up or send experts to assess genuity of damage and pay up when necessary? if you have a way of making it better suggest rather than covering up their poo, And yes those that pay their premiums without getting nothing are angels here and screw the damn companies!!!

Ileke-IdI:

Nigeria has "insurance" that WILL "take care" of it


If I only see what I want to, I wouldnt be asking questions . . . . to understand and to KNOW.

Since you guys fail to name an insurance company in good stable condition in Nigeria, I'll continue to 'see what I want to see". I'm sure that a patriotic member would soon post a company name [out of anger, I predict ]