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At 2:17 a.m. on a rainy Thursday in Lekki, the Johnson family woke up to the sharp smell of smoke. A power surge from an electrical fault had sparked a fire in the sitting room. Within minutes, years of carefully built comfort began disappearing into thick black smoke: the television bought after a promotion, the […]

In December 2023, Tunde’s older brother, Shadrack, passed away unexpectedly in a freak car accident. During their grief, the family had to come to terms with reality almost immediately. There were hospital bills and funeral expenses to settle, and Shadrack’s wife and two children still had to be catered for. As the family rallied around

Coronation Insurance Plc has introduced an innovative Artificial Intelligence (AI)-enabled vehicle inspection feature on its digital onboarding portal, reinforcing its commitment to leveraging technology to deliver superior customer experiences and operational efficiency. The groundbreaking feature allows customers purchasing motor insurance policies to capture images of their vehicles directly through the onboarding portal using AI-powered image

When a loved one passes away, most families expect the emotional pain. What many are not prepared for is the financial burden that often follows. In Nigeria, funeral expenses can quickly run into millions or even tens of millions. Between burial arrangements, transportation, reception costs, accommodation for guests, religious rites, and other cultural obligations, many

Every day, up to 12 million cars ply Nigerian roads. Many of the drivers of these vehicles do not have third-party motor insurance, while a significant portion of the ones that do are spotting fake third-party motor insurance policy documents. This action is rationalized by the aim to sail through police checkpoints seemingly compliant with

On a rainy Thursday morning in Lagos, Seye sat in his financial advisor’s office discussing his options. The real estate business he started in 2024 was doing exponentially well. As a result, he was earning more and wanted to invest aggressively. When his financial advisor mentioned life insurance, he stared at her, a confused expression

Early in her career, Bukunmi had everything going for her. Fresh out of university, she landed a role as an accountant at a thriving real estate firm in Lagos. Bright, hardworking, and driven, she became the go-to person for financial reports. In her third year at the firm, Bukunmi made a small oversight while preparing