Eberechukwu emerges Miss Insurance 2011

Ebere won the crown in a keenly contested competition at K&G Events Centre, Ikeja, Lagos, which featured 18 beautiful ladies. She works in the Human Resource Department of Union Assurance Company Limited. The 2009 graduate of Economics from Caritas University, Enugu paraded an impressive 5ft 6ins height and 34,34,39 statistics. Ebere’s strong point in the […]

Eberechukwu emerges Miss Insurance 2011
Eberechukwu emerges Miss Insurance 2011

Ebere won the crown in a keenly contested competition at K&G Events Centre, Ikeja, Lagos, which featured 18 beautiful ladies. She works in the Human Resource Department of Union Assurance Company Limited.

The 2009 graduate of Economics from Caritas University, Enugu paraded an impressive 5ft 6ins height and 34,34,39 statistics. Ebere’s strong point in the contest, aside from her beauty, was her ability to answer correctly, the quiz masters’ questions. She also demonstrated a good sense of dressing, winning the Judges’ approval by her amazing choice of dresses in the three appearances of the competition.

President of CIIN, Mr. Sunny Adeda, in his speech, declared that the Annual Miss Insurance Dance has become increasingly spectacular, stating that the scope had been widened over the years.

“The Governing Council of the Institute, in consideration of the remarkable contributions of the Dance to social engineering for members, expanded its scope and content base over the last three years,” he said. “This has translated to improved prizes for winners and runners-up and consequently higher stakes for the contestants”.

The CIIN President said that the star prize of a brand new car was introduced to the contest in 2009 as a remarkable bold leap.

Speaking further, Mr. Adeda said that there was evidence to prove that the Miss Insurance Pageant was a worthwhile venture. According to him, the Dance engendered ‘a firm anchorage of insurance awareness on social interaction; the efficacy of beauty combined with brain and the promotion of women empowerment, sportsmanship, tolerance and the competitive spirit as well as provision of all-round development for the insurance industry workforce.

The 2011 Miss insurance Dance was well attended. The Special Guest of Honour was Alhaji I.O Sulaiman, former president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN). Other dignitaries included Chief (Dr) Dipo Bailey, former Commissioner for Insurance, Dr Justus Clinton Uranta, Chairman of the CIIN Activities Committee and Managing Director of Niger Insurance Plc. and Mr. Bola Temowo, Honourable Treasurer of the CIIN and Managing Director of International Loss Adjusters Limited.