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mPLE Partners Ecobank  to Promote Financial Literacy
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mPLE Partners Ecobank  to Promote Financial Literacy

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Ebere Nwoji

 emPLE Nigeria,  one of the licensed insurance underwriting firms, in  partnership with Ecobank Nigeria, has reinforced its commitment to financial inclusion through its  “Protecting Little Dreams” Initiative.

According to the company, the initiative is Children’s financial literacy campaign aimed at promoting financial literacy and insurance awareness among children.

Speaking on the initiative, Managing Director, emPLE Life Assurance Limited,  Jolaolu Fakoya, said, “One of  the company’s key priorities this year was to deepen insurance penetration by making insurance easier to understand, more accessible and more relevant to Nigerians on daily basis.”

Commenting on the initiative, Head, Bancassurance, emPLE Nigeria,  Aderonke Smith, said, “At emPLE, we believe financial security starts with intentional planning. Through our partnership with Ecobank, we are making it easier for parents to take meaningful steps towards securing their children’s future. By combining financial education with accessible insurance solutions, we are helping families understand that preparing for tomorrow starts with the decisions we make today. Our goal is not only to protect lives but also to empower families with the confidence to build a more secure future for the next generation”, she explained.

According to her, as part of the initiative, families received the emPLE Term Life Plan, securing their loved ones’ financial future should the unexpected occur.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

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