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Insurance Claims Made Easy In just eight months of 2021, Linkage Assurance paid out ₦2.45 billion in claims—proving that insurance in Nigeria can work when done right. Yet, for many people, the fear still lingers: “Will they actually pay me when something happens?”  “Is it worth the stress?” Truth is, insurance works best when claims […]

Insurance Made Simple Buying motor insurance should not feel like a herculean task or running errands on a rainy day; complicated and stressful. With Linkage Assurance, you can secure legal and own-vehicle protection in just a few minutes. Whether you’re a tech-savvy driver or prefer personal assistance, we’ve got your back. 3 Ways to Get […]

Why Upgrading Can Save You Big Most drivers opt for the legally required Third-Party cover, perhaps because it is the cheapest option and also mandated by law. But many stay with it long after it no longer meets their needs. You are missing out on real protection when you don’t upgrade, just like driving without […]

Insurance plays a vital role in protecting your car, business, home, properties and more. At Linkage Assurance, we offer Motor (including Third-Party Plus), Property, SME, Travel, and Business policies, yet despite this variety, many customers breeze past the details. Why It Matters to Know What’s in Your Policy Insurance isn’t just paperwork; it’s protection. At […]

Why Choose Linkage Assurance’s Third-Party Plus? Choosing the right motor insurance can feel overwhelming with options like Third-Party Only, Comprehensive, and Linkage Third-Party Plus available. Understanding the differences in coverage is key to making an informed decision that suits your needs and budget. Let’s break down the key distinctions: Third-Party Only: This is the basic […]

Explore the Benefits of Linkage Assurance’s Third-Party Plus In Nigeria, Third Party Motor Insurance is the minimum legal requirement for all vehicle owners. It provides important protection against legal liabilities arising from accidents involving third parties, covering bodily injury or death and damage to their property. But is this basic level of cover always enough […]