Making Insurance Work For Nigeria
Advocating for transparency, fairness, and accessibility in the insurance industry
Bridging Awareness
Educating individuals and businesses about the benefits of insurance coverage
Driving Development
Collaborating with government agencies and stakeholders to advance the insurance sector
Empowering Policyholders
Ensuring settlement of genuine claims
About Us
Transparent Protection Ltd/Gte is a non-profit organization promoting transparency, accountability, and accessibility in Nigeria’s insurance industry. Since 2012, we have been working to raise awareness about insurance, drive industry development, and advocate for policy changes.
Our motivation behind starting this organization is to facilitate widespread insurance adoption, ensure fair claims settlement, and empower individuals and businesses to make informed decisions about their insurance needs.
Our Core Values
- Transparency
- Reliability
- Accountability
- Equal opportunity

Our Initiatives
Driving positive change through our initiatives
Awareness
Raising awareness about insurance education and coverage benefits
Advocacy
Influencing insurance policies and advocating for consumer protection
Partnerships
Fostering collaborations with government agencies and stakeholders for industry growth
Articles
Insurance News Beat

Employees’ Compensation Scheme: Long-Awaited Relief or Another Policy on Paper?
This article critiques the Federal Government’s recent rollout of the Employees’ Compensation Scheme (ECS) for civil servants, questioning its delayed implementation, potential operational challenges, and the preparedness of NSITF to deliver on its mandate effectively and transparently.

What Insurance Would Have Meant for Onitsha Electronics Market
The devastating fire at Onitsha’s electronics market highlights the importance of insurance. With proper coverage, affected traders could have received financial relief, ensuring business continuity and recovery from their massive losses.

What You Need to Do Now: How to Avoid Penalties as Police Enforce Third-Party Insurance
The Nigeria Police Force has begun enforcing third-party insurance laws. Vehicle owners must comply to avoid fines, imprisonment, or vehicle impoundment. Get a valid policy now to stay legal and protected.
Opinions

Steps to Achieving a Sustainable Retirement
This article outlines essential steps to achieving a sustainable retirement in Nigeria, emphasizing early planning, diversified income streams, financial literacy, inclusive retirement products, policy alignment, and the importance of timely pension payments for long-term financial stability and independence.

Comparing the Cost of Using an Insurance Broker vs. an Agent
This article explores the cost differences between using an insurance broker and an agent in Nigeria, outlining their roles, compensation structures, service value, and when it is more cost-effective to use one over the other.

What Insurance Would Have Meant for Onitsha Electronics Market
The devastating fire at Onitsha’s electronics market highlights the importance of insurance. With proper coverage, affected traders could have received financial relief, ensuring business continuity and recovery from their massive losses.
Events
Insurance Business Development Initiative Webinar
Transparent Protection Ltd/Gte and the House Committee on Insurance and Actuarial Matters are hosting a webinar on the topic of insuring government property in Nigeria.
The event features speaker Sam Chukwuka Onyeka and moderator Hon. Ahmadu Jaha.
Participants will include industry leaders and government officials, focusing on reviewing laws and advocating for a resilient insurance sector.
Date: May 14, 2024,
Time: 4:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
Become a member today and contribute to shaping the future of the insurance industry in Nigeria.
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About Us
TPL is a membership based insurance sector-specific non-government organization in Nigeria.
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Plot 448A Lagos Crescent,Off Ladoke Akintola Boulevard, Garki 2, Abuja.
080 32 676 950
info@tplng.com