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NIC, insurers urge Ghanaians to embrace insurance protection after devastating floods

The call was made during the insurance industry’s participation in the national flood clean-up exercise held on Friday, July 10, 2026, around the Ako Adjei Interchange and the Ghana Immigration Service Headquarters in Accra.
Ghana’s insurance industry has urged the public to prioritise insurance as a critical protection mechanism against unexpected disasters, following the recent floods that caused destruction in parts of the country.
Dr Zakariah added that insurance operates on the principle of collective support, where contributions from many people help those who suffer losses recover.
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