African Alliance, a life insurance specialist company says it is still in operation providing quality service and meeting its obligations.

The insurance company made the remark while trying to address concerns raised in a publication on one of the national dailies that it has closed shop.

Wasiu Amao, executive director, Technical African Alliance stated, “First and foremost, we want to assure all our stakeholders that African Alliance is still very much operational and committed to paying all genuine claims.”

He said annuity payments have also commenced and are being processed diligently to ensure they are completed as soon as possible. “We have engaged our customers on multiple channels intimating them on the payment progress. All pending claims will also be honoured in due course, as we are fully committed to resolving these matters.”

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Regarding its recent operational adjustments, Amao said, “it is important to clarify that African Alliance has not shut down. Due to the nationwide protests that began on August 1, we temporarily transitioned to remote work to ensure the safety of our staff and clients. However, critical staff were on ground all through the protest period. Full onsite operations resumed on Thursday August 8, 2024. We regret any inconvenience this temporary measure may have caused and appreciate the understanding of our stakeholders during this period.”

Amao further stated, “We want to put to rest any fears: African Alliance is built to stand the test of time. We are actively working on the turnaround plans requested by the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) and are committed to fulfilling our obligations to all stakeholders.

“Our management team remains intact, and our website is fully operational as part of our ongoing commitment to serving our clients. We are here to stay, and we will continue to strive to provide excellent service and a great customer experience.

“We thank our policyholders for their continued trust and support. African Alliance will continue to work tirelessly to satisfy our customers and uphold the standards of professionalism and good conduct expected in the industry.”

Modestus Anaesoronye is a leading Nigerian financial journalist with over two decades of experience reporting on the insurance and pension sectors across Nigeria and West Africa. He has held key editorial positions at major national media outlets, including The Comet, The Nation, and Financial Standard, and currently serves as a Senior Financial Analyst at BusinessDay Media Ltd. A widely travelled reporter, he has covered industry developments in more than 14 countries across Africa and Asia. Anaesoronye is a multiple award-winning journalist, honoured several times as Insurance Journalist of the Year and Pension Journalist of the Year by recognised industry bodies, including PensionScope and the Pension Fund Operators Association of Nigeria (PenOp), among others.

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