The Nigerian National Bureau of ECOWAS Brown Card Insurance Scheme has reaffirmed its commitment to settling all legitimate motor insurance claims in the region to enhance motor insurance coverage across all ECOWAS member states.

This was revealed by the Chairman of the Nigerian National Bureau of ECOWAS Brown Card Insurance Scheme, Mr Kunle Ahmed, at the opening of a bilateral meeting between the National Bureau of Benin and Nigeria.

The ECOWAS Brown Card Insurance Scheme was established under the ECOWAS Protocol A/PI/5/82 to provide unified insurance coverage for third-party liabilities, facilitating the free movement of motorists across the region. The scheme operates through a network of national bureaus, with the Nigeria National Bureau playing a vital role in handling claims arising from international motor traffic accidents within the sub-region.

Ahmed, who is also the chairman of the Nigerian Insurers Association, said, “I want to reassure you that we do not shy away from our obligations. Whatever is due from us and whatever we can reconcile, we remain firmly committed to meeting all the obligations.”

He described the importance of the ECOWAS Brown Card Insurance Scheme as a vehicle for seamless regional integration and enhanced motor insurance coverage across our member states.

The Chairman explained that the ECOWAS Brown Card stands as a symbol of regional cooperation, ensuring that accident victims, regardless of nationality, receive due compensation across borders.

“As we deliberate, I urge us to engage with a spirit of openness, collaboration, and a shared vision for an improved and efficient claims-handling process.


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