Insuring all state-owned vehicles would help address misconceptions in insurance industry – CIIG President
The President of the Chartered Insurance Institute of Ghana (CIIG), Solomon Lartey, has called on government to ensure that all state-owned vehicles are adequately insured, saying the move would help address misconceptions and build public confidence in the insurance industry. He described reports that some government vehicles are operating without insurance as a matter of […]
Chartered Insurance Institute of Ghana President Solomon Lartey has urged the government to ensure that all state-owned vehicles are properly insured, in an effort to dispel misconceptions and build confidence in the insurance industry. Lartey expressed concern over reports that some government vehicles are operating without insurance, especially as authorities are encouraging citizens to embrace insurance and understand its importance.
This call follows questions raised in Parliament by Minority Chief Whip Frank Annoh-Dompreh, who questioned why some government vehicles were allowed to run without valid insurance. Lartey stressed that government must show its commitment to insurance by ensuring compliance among its own vehicles. He believes such a move would help dispel misconceptions about the insurance industry, reinforce its importance as a financial protection tool, and encourage the public to see insurance as an essential part of their financial planning.
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