in

Noor Takaful shares N404 Million Surplus with over 1,000 participants

Noor Takaful shares N404 Million Surplus with over 1,000 participants
  • Noor Takaful Insurance distributed N404.19 million to over 1,000 participants who did not make claims in 2023, showing the strength of the mutual benefit model
  • The company has paid more than N11 billion in claims since its launch in 2017, confirming its commitment to ethical risk sharing and participant protection
  • Industry leaders called for increased public awareness to grow Takaful adoption and position it as a fair and inclusive alternative to conventional insurance

Noor Takaful Insurance Limited, Nigeria’s pioneer composite Takaful insurance firm, has announced the distribution of N404.19 million in surplus to participants who did not make claims during the 2023 financial year.

The announcement was made during the company’s annual Surplus Distribution and Claims Celebration Ceremony held at the Lagos Continental Hotel.

The event highlighted the firm’s commitment to ethical risk-sharing and mutual prosperity under the Takaful model.

Noor Takaful Insurance

Key Beneficiaries and Distribution Breakdown

Over 1,000 participants are eligible for the surplus payout, with 15 organisations and individuals receiving direct payments at the event. Notable beneficiaries include:

  • Lotus Bank – N19.02 million
  • ARM Group – N8.60 million
  • Trustlub Resources Ltd – N1.44 million
  • MG Vowgas Ltd – N1.35 million
  • Alternative Bank – N1.28 million

Other recipients include Automarket Nigeria Ltd, Starlink Internet Services Nigeria Ltd, Vanguard Pharmacy, Cardinal Stone, Federal Polytechnic Ilaro, Globus Bank, Wema Bank/Mezovest Ltd, Halden Nigeria Ltd, ICA Logistics Ltd, Kaka Ajibola Oladele, and i-SOW Investment Ltd.

Noor Takaful Insurance

Industry Endorsement and Strategic Outlook

Speaking at the event, Dr. Julius Odidi, Deputy Director at NAICOM, emphasized that the surplus distribution reflects the resilience and ethical foundation of Nigeria’s growing Takaful industry.

He noted that the model promotes trust, fairness, and shared prosperity, which are essential for deepening insurance penetration in Nigeria.

Ibukun Awosika, entrepreneur and keynote speaker, called for increased public awareness and education around the Takaful model. She urged Noor Takaful to position itself beyond religious boundaries and tap into Nigeria’s vast uninsured population.

“This is a model that rewards contribution and promotes dignity. With only 20,000 participants signed up, the growth potential is enormous,” Awosika said.

Financial Performance and Commitment Chairman of Noor Takaful, Ambassador Shuaibu Ahmed, revealed that the company has distributed N1 billion in surplus since inception, including the N404 million for 2023 alone. He described the milestone as proof that the Takaful system works and benefits all stakeholders.

Vice Chairman Aminu Tukur added that Noor Takaful has paid out over N11 billion in claims since operations began in January 2017. He reaffirmed the company’s commitment to ensuring participants receive value—either through claims or surplus sharing.

About Noor Takaful

Established in April 2016 and licensed by NAICOM, Noor Takaful Insurance Ltd. is Nigeria’s first full-fledged composite Takaful operator with 100% indigenous ownership. The company continues to lead efforts in unlocking the potential of ethical, inclusive insurance in Nigeria.

NM Partners

“NM Partners” encompasses a diverse range of articles and content published on behalf of various organizations, including corporate entities, government and non-governmental institutions, academic bodies, and key stakeholders in the economic sphere. This content spectrum covers press releases, formal announcements, specialized content, product promotions, and a variety of corporate communications tailored to engage our readership. Notably, a portion of these articles are sponsored content. At Nairametrics, while we provide a platform for these diverse voices, it is important to clarify that our relationship with the content under “NM Partners” does not imply endorsement or affiliation. The responsibility for the content accuracy and viewpoints expressed rests solely with the respective contributors. Nairametrics maintains a firm commitment to editorial independence and integrity. Consequently, we do not assume responsibility for any of the content published under “NM Partners.” For any inquiries, comments, or feedback regarding the content featured in this section, we encourage open communication and can be reached at info@nairametrics.com. Additionally, we invite our readers and contributors to familiarize themselves with our Paid Post Guidelines, which outline the standards and processes governing paid content on our platform.

Source: Nairametrics | Read the Full Story…

What do you think?

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Burning potential, broken systems: Fixing Nigeria’s charcoal chain

Burning potential, broken systems: Fixing Nigeria’s charcoal chain

Bluebulb renews NDPA Licence, reinforces data compliance in Nigeria 

Bluebulb renews NDPA Licence, reinforces data compliance in Nigeria