By: Ronald Adamolekun
Insurance service expenses were the major pressure point as they not only more than doubled to N8.3 billion, but also crowded out insurance revenue, which had risen by 47 per cent.
Ronald Adamolekun is a journalist at Hindustan Times Syndication. He specializes in finance and economics, covering topics such as capital markets, investment strategies, and local economic policies. Ronald's work has been featured in Premium Times Nigeria and AllAfrica Global Media, showcasing his expertise in the business and financial services sectors.
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