The LCCI’s president noted that the two organizations would have a lot to do together under his administration and urged members of NCRIB to join the chamber.
Also speaking, NCRIB president, Edu stated that the visit to the LCCI was part of the brokers’ strategic engagement with professional bodies in a bid to broaden the frontiers of its relevance among the organized private sector in Nigeria.
Edu urged that the chamber should use its platform to educate its members on the importance of all the compulsory insurance, adding that the insurance industry was not yet where it should be in terms of patronage and public acceptance
He said, “we will appreciate that your chamber gets the NCRIB involved in some of your programmes both at international and national levels by giving room for the council to tell the story. If the chamber preaches this to all its members, it will ensure comfortability in times of claims.
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