Author: Josephine Ogundeji
Why Nigeria’s creative economy needs insurance protection for resilience
For more than two decades, Nigerians watched Ngozi Nwosu bring laughter into their homes. As Peace in the popular television sitcom Fuji House of Comm [...]
Rising cyber fraud drives SMEs to embrace insurance
For many small business owners in Lagos, the greatest threat to survival was no longer rising rents or inflation, but a fraudulent WhatsApp message, a [...]
AI in healthcare is creating liability risks African insurers cannot ignore
The increasing uptake of artificial intelligence (AI) by hospitals and telemedicine providers is introducing a new layer of risk for insurers, includi [...]
Parametric insurance struggles for scale in Nigeria despite climate risk urgency
Parametric insurance offers faster claims and improved risk management. Yet its adoption in Nigeria remains constrained by data gaps, low awareness, r [...]
ESG-driven models could boost insurers’ resilience to future shocks
As climate-related disasters grow in frequency and severity across the globe, insurance companies are increasingly embracing Environmental, Social, an [...]
How Nigeria’s startups are reinventing insurance for Gen Zs
For many young Nigerians, insurance has long been viewed as a product for older people, corporate workers, or vehicle owners. But a new generation of [...]
Poor waste management fuelling flooding across Nigerian cities
As torrential rains continue to batter major cities across Nigeria, concerns are mounting about the worsening flood crisis driven not only by climate [...]
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