Reports from policyholders at Geminia Insurance Company Limited raise serious concerns over delayed compensation and alleged mishandling of motor claims, with one insured individual detailing months of frustration following an accident on April 25, 2025.
Despite initial cooperation with the company’s fraud investigations and eventual confirmation that the claim was legitimate, the client reports that no payment has been made to date.
Instead, Geminia issued a discharge voucher, then went on to auction the vehicle as salvage, leaving the policyholder without a car and without compensation.
Attempts to follow up have reportedly yielded no results.
The client says calls to the claims department go unanswered, emails remain unacknowledged and there is no clarity on when or if the funds will be released.
“Hi Nyakundi. I am writing to share my ongoing frustration and disappointment with Geminia Kenya following an accident I was involved in on April 25th of this year. My car was insured with them, and while I was initially understanding when they conducted an investigation to rule out insurance fraud, I was left deeply disappointed by their actions after the investigation concluded. The company confirmed that the claim was legitimate, assured me of compensation, and even provided me with a discharge voucher for the car. However, months on since the accident, I have yet to receive the promised payment. To make matters worse, they auctioned my car as salvage, leaving me without my vehicle and no compensation to help me replace it.What I don’t understand is why @Geminia Kenya is so quick to entice customers to pay premiums, yet when it’s time for them to deliver on their commitments, the communication is now non-existent, calls to the claim manager go unanswered, and there’s no clear path forward nor a clear date of when this will be resolved. This situation is frustrating. I strongly advise anyone considering Geminia Kenya for car insurance to think twice before trusting them with their coverage.”
Geminia Insurance Company Limited, a well-established player in Kenya’s insurance sector since 1981, is known for its motor, travel, aviation, and accident-related policies.
With an asset base of over Ksh 7.6 billion and a reputation for quality service, the company has long positioned itself as a trusted protector of client assets and livelihoods.
But this case, along with others circulating on social media and in private insurance forums, suggests there may be a gap between branding and actual service delivery, particularly when it comes to claim settlements.
The policyholder, who has retained all supporting documentation, warns others to exercise caution, saying their experience reflects not just administrative delays but systemic disregard for client welfare once premiums are collected.
Geminia’s core offerings include motor, travel, aviation, personal accident, and WIBA insurance, and it operates primarily out of Nairobi.
While the company continues to attract new business, this complaint, and others surfacing online, are prompting deeper inquiry into how it handles post-incident obligations.
As frustration grows, consumer advocates are calling for stronger regulatory oversight to ensure accountability across the insurance sector and to protect vulnerable clients from being abandoned after fulfilling their end of the contract.
Have you had a similar experience with Geminia Insurance or any other provider?
Reach out and share your story as we continue to investigate how widespread these issues are across the sector.
