Sanlam General Insurance Nigeria Limited, a subsidiary of Sanlam Life Insurance Nigeria has announced its recognition as the Financial Inclusive Insurer of the Year at the 2nd International Financial Inclusion Conference 2024.
The event, hosted by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) under the theme, “Inclusive Growth: Harnessing Inclusion for Economic Development,” brought together notable leaders, including the Vice President of Nigeria, Kashim Shettima; Governor of the CBN, Mr. Olayemi Cardoso; and Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu in Lagos.
According to the company, this award affirms Sanlam’s unwavering commitment to advancing financial inclusion through innovative and impactful solutions tailored to the unique needs of Nigerians.
The Managing Director/CEO of Sanlam General Insurance Nigeria Limited, Bode Opadokun reflected on the significance of achievements that led to the award win.
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He said: “This recognition as Financial Inclusive Insurer of the Year underscores our dedication to bridging the financial gap in Nigeria through innovation and inclusivity. At Sanlam, we believe that everyone deserves access to security and confidence, and this award is a testament to the collective effort of our exceptional team.
Together, we are redefining what it means to serve and inspire.
“While the award signals a bold step forward, Sanlam remains committed to creating a brighter and more inclusive future for individuals and businesses across Nigeria. Sanlam is a pan-African brand with a rich history and heritage founded in 1918 as a life insurance company. The brand has grown to become Africa’s largest non-banking financial services group, with a strong presence in 27 countries on the African continent, and a niche presence in India, Malaysia, the United Kingdom and Australia. Indeed, Sanlam operates in 8 out of the 10 largest economies in Africa, with over 154,000 employees globally, delivering superior value to customers, shareholders and the broader society”, he added.

