BY NGOZI ONYEAKUSI

MD/CEO Unitrust Insurance

Unitrust insurance Co. Limited has urged Nigerians to  protect themselves  by ensuring  they buy genuine Unitrust policies from their authorized sources.

Accordingly Unitrust noted that it is crucial to exercise caution and diligence when purchasing their  policies.

“To ensure you receive genuine policies and accurate information, we strongly advise you to:

• Only Transact with Authorized Agents: Purchase policies exclusively through Unitrust’s officially recognized and licensed agents.

Verify their credentials and ensure they carry proper identification.

• Utilize Official Unitrust Touch Points: Buy policies directly from our designated offices, website: www.unitrustinsurance.com, or our authorized online Chatbot platforms.

Do not engage with unauthorized third parties or unofficial channels.

• Verify Policy Details:

Always carefully review the policy documents and ensure the details match the information provided by our official sources.

If you have any doubts, contact our customer service department immediately via 0700UNITRUST,Chat on 08036000060 or send an email to info@unitrustinsurance.com, Contactcenter@unitrustinsurance.com

Beware of Fraudulent Offers: Be wary of unsolicited offers, unusually low premiums, or promises of guaranteed returns that seem too good to be true.

These may be signs of fraudulent activity.

Disclaimer:
Unitrust Insurance Co. Ltd will not be held liable for claims incurred on policies purchased from unauthorized agents or through unofficial channels.

We are committed to providing our customers with secure and reliable insurance solutions, and we urge you to take the necessary precautions to protect your investment.

Contact Us:
For any inquiries or to verify the authenticity of an agent or policy, please contact our customer service team WhatsApp 08036000060, 0700UNITRUST, Say Hi to UNIS On 09087792955 or visit our website at www.unitrustinsurance.com

Protect yourself. Buy genuine Unitrust policies from our authorized touch points”, it warned.