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Available Stanbic IBTC Bank Branches Available Stanbic IBTC Bank Branches BRANCH OPENING OPENING S/N State Branch Name Branch Location CITY STATUS TIME 7, ABA-OWERRI ROAD P.M.B 7477, DAILY: 9AM - 1 ABIA ABA MAIN ABA ABA OPENED 3PM 7 DURU STREET OFF CEMETARY DAILY: 9AM - 2 ABIA ABA MARKET ROAD ABA OPENED 3PM 189, FAULKS ROAD, ARIARIA DAILY: 9AM - 3 ABIA ARIARIA MINI MARKET, ABA ABA OPENED 3PM 2 MARKET ROAD BY LIBRARY DAILY: 9AM - 4 ABIA UMUAHIA AVENUE, UMUAHIA UMUAHIA OPENED 3PM ABUJA SERVICE NO. 75, RALPH SHODEINDE DAILY: 9AM - 5 ABUJA CENTRE STREET ABUJA OPENED 2PM NNPC TOWER, HERBERT DAILY: 9AM - 6 ABUJA ABUJA-NNPC MACAULAY WAY, GARKI, ABUJA ABUJA OPENED 2PM AHMADU BELLO PLOT 149 AHMADU BELLO WAY, DAILY: 9AM - 7 ABUJA WAY AREA 11 GARKI ABUJA ABUJA OPENED 2PM DEIDE MARKET ROAD, OPPOSITE DAILY: 9AM - 8 ABUJA DEIDE MINI THE MARKET, DEIDE, ABUJA ABUJA OPENED 2PM INFINITY HOUSE, 11 KAURA DAILY: 9AM - 9 ABUJA GARKI (AREA 3) NAMODA STREET ABUJA OPENED 2PM GARKI MODEL PLOT CBN 2, LADOKE AKINTOLA DAILY: 9AM - 10 ABUJA MINI BLVD, ABUJA OPENED 2PM PLOT 415, SPECIALIST HOSPITAL DAILY: 9AM - 11 ABUJA GWAGWALADA ROAD GWAGWALADA GWAGWALADA OPENED 3PM 84/85 GADO NASKO WAY, KUBWA, DAILY: 9AM - 12 ABUJA KUBWA MINI ABUJA Kubwa OPENED 3PM PLOT 2777, CADASTRAL ZONE A6 DAILY: 9AM - 13 ABUJA MAITAMA P.M.B 337, ABUJA ABUJA OPENED 2PM NIGERIAN IMMIGRATION NIGERIAN IMMIGRATION DAILY: 9AM - 14 ABUJA SERVICE HEADQUARTERS, AIRPORT ROAD ABUJA OPENED 2PM SHOP 10, GRAND TOWER. ABUJA 15 ABUJA TOWER MALL MALL, APO, ABUJA ABUJA CLOSED CLOSED PLOT 37, EKUKINAM STREET, DAILY: 9AM - 16 ABUJA UTAKO BRANCH UTAKO ABUJA. ABUJA OPENED 2PM PLOT 1387 AMINU KANO DAILY: 9AM - 17 ABUJA WUSE 2 CRESCENT, WUSE II, ABUJA ABUJA OPENED 2PM MODIBBO ADAMA UNIVERSITY OF DAILY: 9AM - 18 ADAMAWA MAUTECH TECHNOLOGY, MUBI ROAD, YOLA YOLA OPENED 3PM 1, MUHAMMED MUSTAPHA WAY, DAILY: 9AM - 19 ADAMAWA YOLA JIMETA YOLA OPENED 3PM EKET TOWN/2 GRACE BILL ROAD, DAILY: 9AM - 20 AKWA IBOM EKET EKET EKET OPENED 3PM DAILY: 9AM - 21 AKWA IBOM UYO BRANCH 65B, NWANIBA ROAD UYO OPENED 3PM 22 ANAMBRA AWKA 49 ZIKS AVENUE AWKA AWKA CLOSED CLOSED 23 ANAMBRA ONITSHA 13, BRIGHT STREET ONITSHA CLOSED CLOSED 56, PORT HARCOURT ROAD, 24 ANAMBRA ONITSHA MINI ONITSHA ONITSHA CLOSED CLOSED DAILY: 9AM - 25 BAUCHI BAUCHI 16, YANDOKA ROAD BAUCHI OPENED 3PM 623, MBIAMA-YENEGOA ROAD, DAILY: 9AM - 26 BAYELSA YENEGOA YENEGOA YENAGOA OPENED 3PM DAILY: 9AM - 27 BENUE GBOKO NO. 37, CAPTAIN DOWNES ROAD GBOKO OPENED 3PM DAILY: 9AM - 28 BENUE MAKURDI NO. 5, OGIRI OKO ROAD, MAKURDI MARKURDI OPENED 3PM ENUGU - MAKURDI ROAD, OTUKPO DAILY: 9AM - 29 BENUE OTUKPO BRANCH OTUKPO OPENED 3PM 9/10 KIRIKASAMA ROAD, DAILY: 9AM - 30 BORNO MAIDUGURI MAIDUGURI MAIDUGURI OPENED 3PM CROSS DAILY: 9AM - 31 RIVER CALABAR 71, NDIDEM USANG ISO ROAD CALABAR OPENED 3PM CROSS DAILY: 9AM - 32 RIVER WHATT MINI 54, BEDWELL STREET, CALABAR CLABAR OPENED 3PM AIRPORT ROAD - 23 OGUNU - AIRPORT ROAD, 33 DELTA WARRI WARRI WARRI CLOSED CLOSED 34 DELTA ASABA 206 NNEBISI ROAD ASABA ASABA CLOSED CLOSED 35 DELTA WARRI 98, EFFURUN-SAPELE ROAD WARRI CLOSED CLOSED 36 EBONYI ABAKALIKI 10 OGOJA ROAD ABAKALIKI CLOSED CLOSED DAILY: 9AM - 37 EDO BENIN CITY 71, AKPAKPAVA STREET BENIN OPENED 3PM 136, UPPER MISSION ROAD NEW DAILY: 9AM - 38 EDO NEW BENIN MINI BENIN NEW BENIN OPENED 3PM DAILY: 9AM - 39 EDO SAPELE ROAD 131A, SAPELE ROAD SAPELE OPENED 3PM UNIVERSITY OF BENIN, UGBOWO DAILY: 9AM - 40 EDO UNIBEN CAMPUS, BENIN, EDO BENIN OPENED 3PM ADO EKITI - IYIN 41 EKITI ADO EKITI EXPRESS/SECRETARIAT ROAD ADO EKITI CLOSED CLOSED 252, OGUI ROAD, EBEANO 42 ENUGU ENUGU HOUSING ESTATE ENUGU CLOSED CLOSED SHOP 56, POLO PARK MALL, 43 ENUGU POLO MALL ENUGU ENUGU CLOSED CLOSED DAILY: 9AM - 44 GOMBE GOMBE 22, BIU ROAD GOMBE GOMBE OPENED 3PM 45 IMO OWERRI NO. 81, OKIGWE ROAD OWERRI CLOSED CLOSED SANNI ABACHA WAY DUTSE, DAILY: 9AM - 46 JIGAWA DUTSE JIGAWA DUTSE OPENED 3PM 47 KADUNA KACHIA MINI 7A, KACHIA ROAD, KADUNA KACHIA CLOSED CLOSED KADUNA 1 BAYAJIDA ROAD, CENTRAL DAILY: 9AM - 48 KADUNA CENTRAL MINI MARKET, KADUNA NORTH KADUNA OPENED 3PM DAILY: 9AM - 49 KADUNA KADUNA MAIN 14 AHMADU BELLO WAY KADUNA KADUNA OPENED 3PM DAILY: 9AM - 50 KADUNA KADUNA NNPC NNPC REFINERY COMPLEX KADUNNA OPENED 3PM KASUWAR AH6, KASUWAR BARCI, TUNDUN DAILY: 9AM - 51 KADUNA BARCI WADA KADUNA KASUWAR BARCI OPENED 3PM KAWO ZARIA ROAD, KAWO DAILY: 9AM - 52 KADUNA KAWO-MANDO MARKET KAWO MANDO OPENED 3PM SABON GARI - 7A, SABON GARI MARKET ROAD, DAILY: 9AM - 53 KADUNA ZARIA SABON GARI ZARIA SABON GARI ZARIA OPENED 3PM 32, KACHIA ROAD, SABON TASHA DAILY: 9AM - 54 KADUNA SABON TASHA KADUNA SABON TASHA OPENED 3PM 2, SOKOTO ROAD SAMARU, ZARIA DAILY: 9AM - 55 KADUNA SAMARU KADUNA SAMARU/ZARIA OPENED 3PM DAILY: 9AM - 56 KADUNA ZARIA 4, PARK ROAD ZARIA/PARK OPENED 3PM 90, ANGUNWA MALLAM SULE, ZARIA CITY DAILY: 9AM - 57 KADUNA ZARIA CITY MINI BAKIN KASUWA MINI/BAKIN OPENED 3PM BAYERO UNIVERSITY BAYERO UNIVERSITY GWAROZO DAILY: 9AM - 58 KANO KANO ROAD, NEW SITE. KANO BAYERO OPENED 3PM DAILY: 9AM - 59 KANO HOTORO MINI 4, MAIDUGURI ROAD, KANO HOTORO OPENED 3PM DAILY: 9AM - 60 KANO KANO 13E, BELLO ROAD, KANO KANO OPENED 3PM KANO SERVICE DAILY: 9AM - 61 KANO CENTRE 3, BANK ROAD KANO OPENED 3PM DAILY: 9AM - 62 KANO KANTIN KWARI 71A, FAGEE TAKUDU ROAD KANTIN KWARI OPENED 3PM SABON GARI- 1, GALADIMA ROAD SABON GARI- DAILY: 9AM - 63 KANO KANO KANO, KANO SABON GARI OPENED 3PM 1, RIMI QUARTERS, UMMA BAYERO DAILY: 9AM - 64 KANO SHAUCHI ROAD KANO SHAUSHI OPENED 3PM DAILY: 9AM - 65 KATSINA KATSINA 193, IBB WAY KATSINA OPENED 3PM DAILY: 9AM - 66 KEBBI KEBBI PLOT 69, AHMADU BELLO WAY, BIRNIN KEBBI OPENED 3PM IBB WAY OPP. KOGI STATE NEW DAILY: 9AM - 67 KOGI LOKOJA SPECIALIST HOSPITAL LOKOJA OPENED 3PM 13 UNITY ROAD, OPPOSITE UNITED SECONDARY SCHOOL, ILORIN, 68 KWARA ILORIN KWARA STATE ILORIN CLOSED CLOSED PLOT 1-4 FATE ROAD, BESIDE NTA 69 KWARA KWARA MALL ILORIN, KWARA STATE ILORIN CLOSED CLOSED 70 KWARA OJATUNTUN 171, ABDULAZEEZ ATTAH ROAD OJATUNTUN CLOSED CLOSED 633 LAGOS ABEOKUTA DAILY: 71 LAGOS ABULE-EGBA EXPRESSWAYS ABULE - EGBA OPENED 8:30AM -3PM ADETOKUNBO 76, ADETOKUNBO ADEMOLA DAILY: 72 LAGOS ADEMOLA STREET VICTORIA ISLAND OPENED 8:30AM -3PM AFRIBANK CHURCHGATE BUILDING PC 30, 73 LAGOS STREET AFRIBANK STREET VICTORIA ISLAND CLOSED CLOSED 173, OLD ABEOKUTA MOTOR DAILY: 74 LAGOS AGEGE MINI ROAD, AGEGE AGEGE OPENED 8:30AM -3PM 1/3 ENITAN STREET, AGUDA, DAILY: 75 LAGOS AGUDA SURULERE AGUDA, SURULERE OPENED 8:30AM -3PM 4A MEGAWAVES PLAZA ADDO DAILY: 76 LAGOS AJAH MINI ROUND ABOUT AJAH OPENED 8:30AM -3PM AJOSE ADEOGUN DAILY: 77 LAGOS BRANCH 290E, AJOSE ADEOGUN STREET VICTORIA ISLAND OPENED 8:30AM -3PM 100, ST. FINBARRS ROAD AKOKA, 78 LAGOS AKOKA YABA, LAGOS AKOKA, YABA CLOSED CLOSED H48/H49 ALABA INTERNATIONAL DAILY: 79 LAGOS ALABA MARKET ALABA, LAGOS OPENED 8:30AM -3PM NIGERIAN INSTITUTION OF ESTATE SURVEYORS & VALUERS (NIESV) BUILDING PLOT A, BLOCK 12, ELEPHANT CEMENT WAY, OPPOSITE LAGOS STATE SECRETARIAT MOSQUE, CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT ALAUSA, DAILY: 80 LAGOS ALAUSA IKEJA, LAGOS ALAUSA OPENED 8:30AM -3PM DAILY: 81 LAGOS ALLEN AVENUE 31, ALLEN AVENUE, IKEJA ALLEN AVENUE OPENED 8:30AM -3PM AWOLOWO DAILY: 82 LAGOS ROAD 85, AWOLOWO ROAD IKOYI OPENED 8:30AM -3PM BALOGUN BUSINESS PLAZA 3A, PORTION C OPPOSITE TRADE FAIR, OJO, DAILY: 83 LAGOS ASSOCIATION SOKOTO PLAZA BBA LAGOS OPENED 8:30AM -3PM BROAD STREET DAILY: 84 LAGOS BRANCH 143, BROAD STREET LAGOS ISLAND OPENED 8:30AM -3PM 38, SHASHA ROAD EGBEDA, DAILY: 85 LAGOS EGBEDA LAGOS EGBEDA OPENED 8:30AM -3PM 91, ISOLO-IKOTUN ROAD EJIGBO DAILY: 86 LAGOS EJIGBO LAGOS EJIGBO OPENED 8:30AM -3PM DAILY: 87 LAGOS FESTAC 23 ROAD, FESTAC TOWN FESTAC, LAGOS OPENED 8:30AM -3PM 15, DIYA STREET, IFAKO, 88 LAGOS GBAGADA GBAGADA, LAGOS GBAGADA CLOSED CLOSED HEAD OFFICE BRANCH -IBTC I.B.T.C PLACE WALTER DAILY: 89 LAGOS PLACE CARRINGTON VICTORIA ISLAND OPENED 8:30AM -3PM HERBERT DAILY: 90 LAGOS MACAULAY 220, HERBERT MACAULAY WAY YABA OPENED 8:30AM -3PM 1712 IDEJO STREET VICTORIA DAILY: 91 LAGOS IDEJO ISLAND, LAGOS VICTORIA ISLAND OPENED 8:30AM -3PM 61A, IDUMAGBO AVENUE, LAGOS DAILY: 92 LAGOS IDUMAGBO ISLAND LAGOS ISLAND OPENED 8:30AM -3PM 51, LASU-IBA ROAD, IGANDO DAILY: 93 LAGOS IGANDO LAGOS IGANDO, LAGOS OPENED 8:30AM -3PM SHOP L55, IKEJA CITY MALL, DAILY: 94 LAGOS IKEJA CITY MALL ALAUSA, IKEJA, LAGOS IKEJA OPENED 8:30AM -3PM IKEJA SERVICE DAILY: 95 LAGOS CENTRE 43, OPEBI ROAD, IKEJA IKEJA OPENED 8:30AM -3PM DAILY: 96 LAGOS IKORODU 108, LAGOS ROAD IKORODU IKORODU OPENED 8:30AM -3PM DAILY: 97 LAGOS IKOTA 194, IKOTA SHOPPING COMPLEX IKOTA OPENED 8:30AM -3PM 45, IDIMU ROAD, IKOTUN, LAGOS 98 LAGOS IKOTUN BRANCH STATE IKOTUN CLOSED CLOSED DAILY: 99 LAGOS IPAJA BRANCH 142, IPAJA ROAD, BARUWA IPAJA IPAJA OPENED 8:30AM -3PM DAILY: 100 LAGOS KETU MINI 463, IKORODU ROAD KETU, KETU OPENED 8:30AM -3PM LAGOS SERVICE PLOT 1321B KARIMU KOTUN DAILY: 101 LAGOS CENTRE STREET VICTORIA ISLAND OPENED 8:30AM -3PM DAILY: 102 LAGOS LAWANSON MINI 35, LAWANSON ROAD SURULERE LAWANSON OPENED 8:30AM -3PM DAILY: 103 LAGOS LEKKI 1 PALM SHOPPING COMPLEX LEKKI LEKKI OPENED 8:30AM -3PM KM 18, LEKKI - EPE EXPRESSWAY, 104 LAGOS LEKKI 2 AGUNGI, LAGOS LEKKI CLOSED CLOSED 1, BABATUNDE MASHA STREET, BY LEKKI ROAD 10, LEKKI ADMIRALTY WAY, 105 LAGOS ADMIRALTY LEKKI PHASE 1, LEKKI, LAGOS LEKKI CLOSED CLOSED MARYLAND 10, MOBOLAJI BANK ANTHONY DAILY: 106 LAGOS BRANCH WAY, MARYLAND MARYLAND OPENED 8:30AM -3PM MURITALA MURITALA MOHAMMED MOHAMMED DAILY: 107 LAGOS AIRPORT NAHCO COMPLEX OFF MMIA AIRPORT OPENED 8:30AM -3PM DAILY: 108 LAGOS MUSHIN 103, LADIPO MUSHIN STREET MUSHIN OPENED 8:30AM -3PM NIGERIAN PORTS ACCOUNT BLOCK, NIGERIAN DAILY: 109 LAGOS AUTHORITY PORTS AUTHORITY APAPA,
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