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Donewell Life Company Limited (DLCL) last week held a mini-launch of the “Edwadifuo Ahobanbo Plan”, a micro-insurance product for traders at Okaishie in Accra Central.

Samuel Oduro, Managing Director, DLCL, commended the traders for the warm reception accorded his outfit and assured potential clients of the company’s cooperation and readiness to support them.

We are committed to building a company whose name stands for the best in terms of its products, services and financial security, he added.

The Edwadifuo Ahobanbo Plan is an investment-linked life insurance policy plus a susu scheme specifically designed for traders, market sellers, spare parts dealers, and itinerant-sales persons to help them plan their life-time security.

In a related development, DLCL also opened its 3rd branch this year. The branch is situated in the heart of the capital to serve clients within its catchment zone. Latest industry statistics of 2007 – rank Donewell Life 6th out of 17 life insurers.

Donewell Life is a wholly­-owned subsidiary of Donewell Insurance Company, a private limited liability company established 16 years ago by the Methodist Church Ghana, Institutional Investors, Professional Trade Associations and Individuals.

Present at the launch were Naomi Okine, Board Chairperson; Edmund Addo, Head of Operations; Henry Kom, Life Manager; and Kingsley Mate-Kole, Marketing.

Source: B&FT



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