
Leadway Assurance Company Limited has continued its support for Nigeria's creative industry and small and medium enterprises by sponsoring the Lagos Leather Fair (LLF) for the fourth consecutive year. The LLF, which is the largest leather exhibition in Nigeria, is now in its ninth edition, highlighting the company's commitment to fostering growth in the creative economy.
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