The management of Coronation Insurance (formerly WAPIC), on Tuesday, assured that it would speedily resolve all claims made by clients following the wanton destruction of public and private properties by hoodlums on a looting and burning spree across the country.

In a statement released through the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), the company said its “emergency payment methods will assist to relieve your immediate spending pressures and help you get back on your feet within the quickest period of time.”

Signed by its company secretary, Mary Agha, Coronation Insurance while urging affected clients to use its dedicated helplines for emergencies, for expert advice, and assistance, said it is “aware that our customers are dealing with numerous difficulties at this time and the last thing they want is a painful and challenging claims process.”

These efforts, it continued, arises from a belief “that insurance companies must ensure their clients do not have to wait for assistance after a disaster occurs by proactively collating information of damage and losses as well as responding to claims with speed and precision.”

Titled Coronation Insurance is here for you, the company, while expressing support for the right to non-violent protest, deplored the unnecessary loss of human lives, noting with deep sadness the recent tragic events unfolding in Nigeria.

Calling for peaceful reconciliation, true patriotism and unity for all Nigerians, the company reassured its “clients and the general public that, following the recent monumental loss of human life and damage to property and assets across the nation, we have shifted to our highest gear to get our customers the most appropriate help as quickly as possible at this time of need.”

Opening pix: Razed Lagos high court building