The National Insurance Commission (NIC) has debunked a story trending on social media that some insurance companies in the country are in financial distress.
The commission has, in a press release, urged members of the public to disregard “these malicious comments, which are vicious attempts by anonymous individuals to tarnish the reputation of these insurance companies.”
The commission would also like to advise persons engaged in these actions to refrain from such acts since legal action shall be taken against them if they are found.
The release went on: “The commission has a bureau that investigates and resolves complaints by persons who are of the view that they have been unfairly treated by an insurance company. The public is advised to use this medium to settle any disputes they may have with an insurance company.”
Source: Daily Guide
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