Nigeria’s insurance sector is a significant contributor to the country’s economic development, providing financial protection to businesses and individuals. The sector has shown significant growth in recent years, driven by increased awareness of the importance of insurance, regulatory reforms, and increased investment. However, the sector still faces several challenges, including low penetration rates, a lack of skilled professionals, and a limited product range. The government has initiated several initiatives to address these challenges, including regulatory reforms, capacity building programs, and increased public awareness campaigns. Opportunities for increased investment and growth exist in various segments of the insurance market, including life insurance, health insurance, and microinsurance.