FBN General Insurance, a subsidiary of FBNInsurance Limited, said it had paid N2.13m claims to two of its clients who were victims of the Akesan Market fire in Ibadan, Oyo State.
While disclosing the fire victims as Mrs Sherifat Kehinde and Mrs Alegbeleye Adepeju, the firm said in a statement that it remained committed to the welfare of its clients.
She stated, “Ours is a business of trust and at FBN General Insurance, our word is our bond. We are a responsive and reliable company and we will not let our customers down when they need us.” “When I thought all was gone, FBN General Insurance restored hope to me. They promised to stand by me when the uncertainty happened and they fulfilled their promise. I’m grateful to the management of FBN General Insurance for coming to my aid.”
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