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Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Efekoha’s mentorship shaped my insurance career – Consolidated Hallmark MD

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Efekoha’s mentorship shaped my insurance career – Consolidated Hallmark MD

Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Consolidated Hallmark Insurance Limited, Mary Adeyanju, and other dignitaries at Almond Insurance Industry Awards held at The Stable

Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Consolidated Hallmark Insurance Limited, Mary Adeyanju, has attributed her professional growth and emergence as an insurance industry leader to more than two decades of mentorship by Group Chief Executive Officer of Consolidated Hallmark Holdings Plc, Eddie Efekoha.

Adeyanju said Efekoha’s guidance, encouragement and investment in her career provided the foundation for her rise to the top of the insurance company.

She spoke after receiving the Insurance Woman of the Year 2026 award at the Almond Insurance Industry Awards held at The Stable, where she dedicated the recognition to Efekoha.

“This award belongs to a man who saw potential in me long before I saw it in myself,” she said.

“For over 20 years, Mr Efekoha has inspired me, guided me and poured so much into my career. Every step I have taken, I have taken on the foundation he built. I am deeply grateful.”

Her remarks highlight the importance of mentorship in developing professional talent and preparing the next generation of executives in Nigeria’s insurance industry.

For an industry facing the need to expand insurance penetration, improve public confidence and adapt to technological changes, developing experienced professionals for leadership positions remains critical.

Adeyanju’s account also draws attention to the role of senior executives in identifying talent and creating opportunities for career advancement, particularly in a sector where technical knowledge, industry experience and leadership capacity are essential.

Adeyanju was recognised for her leadership at Consolidated Hallmark Insurance, which said it had strengthened its market position, pursued digital transformation and deepened its focus on customer service and claims excellence under her leadership.

The award was presented at the Almond Insurance Industry Awards, which recognise contributions to the development of Nigeria’s insurance sector.

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