Buhari approves new appointment

President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the appointment of the new Acting Commissioner of Insurance (CFI), Sunday Thomas.

The appointment is to ensure effective administration of the Insurance organisation following the provision of the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) Act of 1997.

It was known on Friday August 8 in the circular which was released by the National Insurance Commissioner (NAICOM) signed by the Deputy Director, Home Finance for the Permanent Secretary Federal Ministry of Finance, Mr A.O Bello in Abuja.

According to Mr Bello, he said: “I am directed to refer to a letter referenced NAICOM/FMF/DCTO/002 date Aug. 2, on the above title and convey the approval of the Permanent Secretary for Mr Sunday Thomas, Deputy Commissioner for Insurance  (DCFI), Technical as Ag CFI, to oversee the affairs of the commission.”

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