Heirs Insurance unveils Africa’s first insurance-themed web series

Joy Agwunobi

Heirs Insurance Group, one of Nigeria’s leading insurance companies, is taking a fresh approach to connect with people with the launch of a unique web series, “The Underwriters”.

Now streaming on its YouTube channel, the series is Africa’s first insurance-themed drama, blending relatable storytelling with a powerful message about the importance of insurance.

The series is part of the Group’s Unwrapping Smiles campaign, designed to elevate holiday experiences while aligning with the organisation’s mission to demystify and simplify insurance.

The Underwriters takes a unique angle by addressing common misconceptions about insurance through an engaging narrative set in an urban corporate environment. The storyline revolves around a couple navigating the complexities of their relationship while managing real-world insurance cases. The series offers an entertaining yet educational perspective, highlighting the importance of insurance in safeguarding lives and assets.

This innovative project signifies a bold leap for both African entertainment and the insurance sector. Through relatable episodes, the series aims to strike a balance between education and entertainment, shedding light on insurance’s pivotal role in everyday life.

As a testament to its commitment to transforming the industry, Heirs Insurance Group plans to release episodes of The Underwriters weekly on its YouTube channel, Heirs Insurance TV.

Speaking on the project, Ifesinachi Okpagu, chief marketing officer of Heirs Insurance Group, emphasised the need for fresh approaches to drive insurance acceptance. “We have always known that increasing insurance acceptability requires bold and innovative steps. The Underwriters serve as a compelling medium to communicate the critical message that everyone needs insurance. At Heirs Insurance Group, we remain committed to making insurance simple and accessible. Through this project, we aim to not only engage a broad audience but also empower people to succeed,” Okpagu said.