Okay

babzo:
Wow. So Insurance really works in Nigeria.
As in is there full coverage ( comprehensive Insurance) where if you hit someones car or they hit yours, Insurance will pay without stress?
What is the average deductible?
Do some people do Insurance fraud like , do accident on purpose?

Yes Sir.
Insurance works in Nigeria.. I work with one of the Top Insurance company in Nigeria...and claims are paid speedily...Not only on cars or general business..but on Life Insurance too...

We are creating awareness to why insurance is a must have..Insurance should be in everyone's financial plan.. Savings, Investment and Insurance are keys to Financial freedom

You are absolutely correct but let me tell you this, just 40% believes insurance works in Nigeria... I'm an insurance broker by professional. It took me 1 year to tell my friend the importance of insurance, low and behold his car was damaged during the END SARS period, my guy just sent video and pictures..... I told him, don't worry yourself, go and sleep and live the rest to me.... He was compensated after 2 weeks of documentation.

yinchar:
The Nigerian insurance sector is still underdeveloped - it should be booming like the banking sector.

If instruments like the BVN, NIN is available to all, then it should be enforced and compulsory you can’t drive a car without having an insurance.

These are policy that stimulates the economy.

Not only car insurance, there are Health insurance, home loan insurance, etc

Insurance is what you buy when you don't need it sir... Not all insurance are expensive if you approach an insurance broker like me... 08029012147 and thank me later...

LOVEGINO:
na who chop belleful dey do dis one.

This is commendable. But, I must advice to always go for auto-base insurance from either LEADWAY,NEM or linkage assurance in order to get cover for any own damage up to a specific amount like 500k aside the 1m limit on the third party...

Once again, most people don't believe in insurance in Nigeria when they don't approach a professional insurance broker. They go direct to the insurance company.

You received a policy document without reading the policy wordings and in the event of claim you are knocked off by exceptions in the policy. The next you hear is, "insurance na scam"...

Any way, should in case you have any unsettled claim,feel free to contact me for assistance in any insurance related issues...


I'm a claim & underwriting specialist..


08029012147...

Don't forget, I work with top5 insurance brokers in NIG....


*INSURANCE IS NOT A SCAM*

Insurance really works in Nigeria if you go by the terms and conditions of the policy. You can only be compensated if you have comprehensive insurance covering both of you. Insurance pay without stress if you use an insurance broker. The deductibles only comes in if you don't request for it at the inception of the policy. All my existing client policy always comes with excess free....


Pertaining to intentional fraud, live that to the loss adjuster to detect... Left for their competency....


Don't forget, I'm a claim and underwriting specialist with top 5 insurance brokers in Nigeria..... Feel free: 08029012147

babzo:
Wow. So Insurance really works in Nigeria.
As in is there full coverage ( comprehensive Insurance) where if you hit someones car or they hit yours, Insurance will pay without stress?
What is the average deductible?
Do some people do Insurance fraud like , do accident on purpose?

post=119357546:

This is very commendable and good.
We hope many Nigerians can take the priority of having insurance in all sphere of life more seriously.
It saves lives and give you peace of mind.



You have a very good point here Bukola.

thanks, who will not want a live insurances? but only the rich are capable. I'm not capable to insure anything for now,maybe in future when I earn enough

coolbode1:
Insurance is what you buy when you don't need it sir... Not all insurance are expensive if you approach an insurance broker like me... 08029012147 and thank me later...

how I go buy wetin I no need for dis hard time? See me see wahala oooo.