Wapic Insurance wins Best Company in Eradicating Streetism

The MD of Wapic Insurance Mr. Adedayo Arowojolu, receiving the award from the Awarding Board Chairperson, Dr. Mrs. Diana Haymann-Adu




Wapic Insurance Ghana Limited, a leading insurance company in Ghana emerged as the Best Company in Eradicating Streetism at the 2019 Sustainability & Social Investment (SSI) Awards. In addition, the Company also won nominations for awards in the following categories: Best Company in Charitable Giving as well as Best Company in Employee Volunteering
The SSI Awards is conceptualized to publicly recognize the impact made by companies, enterprises, institutions and individuals through exemplary success in voluntarily improving the quality of life of people and communities. These Awards are created to recognize businesses that creatively approach corporate social responsibility and reward those who are creating new standards and committing their organizations to ensuring social responsibility is an integral part of their business.
The Wapic Insurance awards was based on the Company’s commitment to putting smiles on the faces of less privileged children of the Dream Africa Care Foundations’ Future First Academy and Shelter for Neglected Children.
The Company has championed this initiative year on year for 3 years and this Award is therefore a recognition of the corporate and individual efforts of the Company and its staff in championing this course.
Wapic Insurance (Ghana) Limited is a leading Insurance company licensed by the National Insurance Commission (NIC) to underwrite general insurance businesses in Ghana. The Company has been in existence for over a decade and has garnered substantial expertise and specialist skills in managing risks related to various industries.
The Company is currently among the top 5 companies in the insurance industry with the best claims reserves and is committed to providing a one-stop shop solution for all insurance needs. Wapic Insurance! Risk Insured, Rest Assured.

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