emPLE has paid out more than N7 billion in claims in 2025, reinforcing its commitment to helping individuals, families, and businesses recover from financial losses.
The company said the payouts reflect its resilience and growing capacity amid ongoing reforms in Nigeria’s insurance sector, including changes introduced under the Nigeria Insurance Industry Reform Act.
A breakdown of the figures shows that over N4.1 billion was paid through its life insurance arm, providing financial relief to families during difficult moments such as bereavement. Meanwhile, its general insurance division disbursed more than N3.6 billion, covering sectors like energy, engineering, motor, and marine.
Beyond the figures, the company highlighted real-life impacts of its services. In one case, a family received ₦112 million following the death of a breadwinner, while other payouts of ₦21 million and ₦205 million helped families maintain financial stability after major losses.
Speaking on the performance, the CEO of emPLE General Insurance, Olalekan Oyinlade, described insurance as a critical promise to support customers in times of need, adding that the company remains focused on improving efficiency and strengthening its operations.
Similarly, the Managing Director of emPLE Life Assurance, Jolaolu Fakoya, emphasised the importance of insurance in providing reassurance during uncertainty and pledged efforts to expand access and build trust among Nigerians.
The company noted that its continued growth is driven by a focus on customer experience, operational discipline, and sustainable practices, with the goal of making insurance more accessible and relevant.
Overall, the milestone highlights emPLE’s role in transforming insurance into a reliable safety net for both individuals and businesses navigating economic and personal risks.
