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Heirs Insurance Group and United Capital Plc have jointly organised a women-focused wellness and financial empowerment programme in Lagos, combining physical wellbeing sessions with conversations around insurance, investment, and long-term financial security.
The event, tagged the Yoga and Money Meet Up, brought together professional women and entrepreneurs for guided yoga sessions alongside expert discussions on asset protection, wealth creation, and financial planning strategies tailored to modern female lifestyles.
Participants were exposed to a curated experience that blended stress management practices with practical financial education, reinforcing the growing intersection between wellness culture and personal finance awareness in Nigeria.
Brandspur Financial Services News Desk reports that the initiative forms part of broader efforts by both organisations to deepen financial inclusion for women while promoting healthier approaches to wealth building and self-care.
Speaking at the event, Ifesinachi Okoli-Okpagu, Chief Marketing Officer of Heirs Insurance Group, stated that financial protection should be viewed as an essential component of overall wellbeing, especially for women balancing multiple personal and professional responsibilities.
She also highlighted the organisation’s HerMotor insurance solution, designed specifically for female motorists, which provides coverage against accidents, theft, fire, and other risks, alongside 24-hour roadside assistance delivered in partnership with AA Rescue.
The product also includes additional lifestyle benefits such as access to wellness discounts and curated reward programmes aimed at encouraging long-term customer engagement and value.
Representing United Capital Plc, Dr. Odiri Oginni, Managing Director of United Capital Asset Management, emphasised the importance of integrating financial independence with personal wellness, noting that both elements are critical to sustainable empowerment for women across Africa.
She also referenced the company’s Wealth for Women Fund, which provides structured investment opportunities designed to help women build long-term financial security through accessible and professionally managed financial instruments.
The collaboration reflects a shared vision between both organisations to promote financial literacy, investment awareness, and holistic wellbeing among Nigerian women through innovative engagement platforms.
Heirs Insurance Group, part of Heirs Holdings, continues to expand its retail insurance offerings across Nigeria, while United Capital Plc maintains its position as a leading investment and financial services group with operations across multiple African markets.
