Coronation Insurance has announced the second edition of its ‘Insure and Win’ campaign.
In a statement made available to The PUNCH on Saturday, the firm said that about N30m worth of gifts were up for grabs by its customers.
The first edition of the promo had thrown up Gold Imo as the grand prize winner of a car.
The Lagos resident, who admitted she “didn’t use to believe in such promos,” took a chance on Coronation Insurance’s inaugural ‘Insure and Win’ campaign. “Before now, I didn’t believe in such promos. I stumbled on it while strolling on Instagram one day and bought a policy,” Gold recalls. “I am beyond excited. I feel extremely favoured and lucky to win a brand new car. Coronation is customer-centric. I am happy to win.” Other Nigerians also won generators, fridges, microwaves, shopping vouchers, and household essentials alongside comprehensive insurance coverage.
The promo runs from November 2025 through March 2026. It requires customers to purchase at least two insurance products, one from Coronation Insurance Plc and one from Coronation Life Assurance Limited, to qualify.
Eligible products include Comprehensive Motor Insurance, Householder Insurance, Business Protection Bundle, Travel Insurance, and Personal Accident Insurance from Coronation Insurance Plc.
Coronation Life Assurance Limited offers Flexible Investment Education Plans, Coronation Rest Easy Lite, Critical Illness Plans, Education Legacy Plans, and E-Term Telemedicine.
Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Coronation Insurance Plc, Olamide Olajolo, explained the campaign’s broader purpose: “Stories like Imo Gold’s remind us why we created this promotion. She took action to protect herself and received immediate value beyond the policy itself. That’s transformational. We’re not just rewarding purchases; we’re celebrating smart financial decisions. Every winner represents someone who chose security over procrastination, and that deserves recognition.”
Managing Director/CEO of Coronation Life Assurance Limited, Mr Adebowale Adesona, addressed persistent scepticism around promotional campaigns: “Imo Gold’s initial doubt reflects what many Nigerians feel. We understand that trust must be earned. Last year’s campaign delivered exactly what we promised – real prizes to real customers. ‘Insure and Win 2.0’ continues that commitment whilst addressing a critical challenge: getting people to prioritise comprehensive protection. When customers see tangible rewards alongside genuine coverage, choosing insurance becomes easier.”
