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    Over N11 bln #EndSARS Claims Paid So Far, NIA Says

    Olu AnisereBy Olu AnisereFebruary 8, 2022 News No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Over N11 bln #EndSARS Claims Paid So Far, NIA Says

    Nigerian Insurers Association (NIA) on Tuesday said insurers had paid over N11 billion as claims for losses suffered during the 2020 #Endsars protest that left significant economic damages across the nation.

    Mr Ganiyu Musa, Chairman, NIA, disclosed this at a news briefing in Lagos. “As of January, insurers have paid over N11 billion as claims that arose from the #Endsars protest of 2020,” Musa said.

    According to him, NIA will continue to emphasise the need for insurance companies to pay all genuine insurance claims and will not hesitate to sanction erring member companies.

    The insurers, as of October 2021, had paid over N9 billion as claims of possible N20 billion estimated from the protest. Read: Insurance Firms Pay N9bn Out Of N20bn #EndSARS Claims

    Hence, the operators paid an additional N2 billion between October 2021 and January. The Association had put the number of insured businesses that were affected as a result of the protest at about 2,000.

    Protesters under the banner of #EndSARS had trooped out in Nigeria’s major towns and cities in October 2020, demanding an end to police brutality and comprehensive reform of the police in the country.

    The two-week protest, which was initially peaceful, suddenly turned violent after it was hijacked by hoodlums. #Over N11 bln #EndSARS Claims Paid So Far, NIA Says

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