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Imperial General Assurance provides GH₵150m insurance cover for Mfantsipim @150 celebrations

Imperial General Assurance provides GH₵150m insurance cover for Mfantsipim @150 celebrations

Imperial General Assurance has announced a comprehensive insurance package valued at GHS150 million to support activities marking the 150th Anniversary celebrations of Mfantsipim School, one of Ghana’s most prestigious secondary educational institutions. Imperial General Assurance is Ghana’s fastest-growing insurer and is a member of Ghana Club 100 and the African Insurance Organisation (AIO).

Imperial General Assurance has announced a comprehensive insurance package valued at GHS150 million to support activities marking the 150th Anniversary celebrations of Mfantsipim School, one of Ghana's most prestigious secondary educational institutions.

The insurance cover will provide protection against accidental injuries and related liabilities arising from all activities and events organised as part of the Mfantsipim @150 celebrations, including the highly anticipated Grand Durbar, which is expected to attract thousands of alumni, students, dignitaries and guests from across Ghana and beyond.

The support reinforces Imperial General Assurance's commitment to safeguarding major national events and providing peace of mind for organisers and participants throughout the celebrations.

The Managing Director of Imperial General Assurance, Harry Ofori-Attah, said the partnership reflects the company's commitment to supporting institutions that have made significant contributions to Ghana's development.

“Mfantsipim School has, for 150 years, been a beacon of excellence, discipline and leadership in Ghana. We are proud to support this historic milestone with a GHS150 million insurance cover that provides peace of mind to organisers, participants and guests throughout the anniversary celebrations.”, he said.

He noted that beyond celebrating the school's rich heritage, it was important to ensure that all activities associated with the anniversary were backed by robust risk protection.

“This partnership reflects our commitment to protecting institutions that have made significant contributions to national development. As thousands gather for the Mfantsipim @150 activities, including the Grand Durbar, we are pleased to provide comprehensive protection against accidental injuries and related liabilities, ensuring a safe and memorable celebration for all.”

The Mfantsipim @150 celebrations are expected to feature a series of commemorative activities leading up to the Grand Durbar, bringing together generations of alumni, students, faculty and distinguished guests to celebrate the school's enduring legacy and impact on education and leadership development in Ghana.

Imperial General Assurance is Ghana’s fastest-growing insurer and is a member of Ghana Club 100 and the African Insurance Organisation (AIO).

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