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S/N Bdc Name Address State 1 1 Hr Bdc Ltd Suite 24, 2Nd FINANCIAL POLICY AND REGULATION DEPARTMENT CONFIRMED BUREAUX DE CHANGE IN COMPLIANCE WITH NEW REQUIREMENTS AS AT JULY 31, 2014 S/N BDC NAME ADDRESS STATE 1 1 HR BDC LTD SUITE 24, 2ND FLOOR, KINGSWAY BUILDING, 51/52 MARINA, LAGOS LAGOS 2 19TH BDC LTD 105 ZOO ROAD, GIDAN DAN ASABE KANO 3 313 BDC LTD SUITE 5, ZONE 4 PLAZA, PLOT 2249, ADDIS ABABA CRESCENT, WUSE, ABUJA ABUJA 4 3D SCANNERS BDC LTD 2ND FLOOR, UNION ASSURANCE TOWER, 95 BROAD STREET, LAGOS LAGOS 5 6JS BDC LTD BLUECREST MALL,SUITE 51 KM43,LEKKI EPE EXPRESSWAY LAGOS PLOT 1663, BIG LEAF HOUSE, 6TH FLOOR, OYIN JOLAYEMI STREET, VICTORIA ISLAND, LAGOS OLD ADDRESS: INVESTMENT 6 8-TWENTY FOUR BDC LTD HOUSE, 8TH FLOOR, 21/25, BROAD STREET, LAGOS LAGOS 7 A & C BDC LTD BLOCK 9, SHOP 1/2, AGRIC MARKET, COKER, LAGOS LAGOS 16, ABAYOMI ADEWALE STREET, AGO PALACE WAY, OKOTA, ISOLO OR SUITE 122, BLOCK A2, 104 SURA SHOPPING COMPLEX, 8 A & S BDC LTD SIMPSON ST. LAGOS LAGOS 9 A A S MARMARO BDC LTD LAGOS ISLAND LAGOS 10 A AND B BDC LTD 12, UNITY ROAD, KANO KANO 11 A THREE BDC LTD NO. 77 OPP NNPC HOTORO, KANO KANO 12 A. W. Y. BDC LTD 10, BAYAJIDDA- LEBANON ROAD, KWARI MARKET, KANO OR 1, LEBANON ROAD, KWARI MARKET, KANO KANO 13 A.A. LUKORO BDC LTD 59, YANNONO LINE, KWARI MARKET, FAGGE, TAKUDU, KANO KANO 14 A.A. SILLA BDC LTD 4, SANNI ADEWALE STREET, 2ND FLOOR, LAGOS ISLAND LAGOS 15 A.A.RANO BDC LTD NO. 7, OPP NNPC DEPOT, HOTORO, KANO KANO 16 A.B.S BDC LTD 2ND FLOOR, 290 FABDAL PLAZA, WUSE ZONE 4, ABUJA ABUJA 17 A.B.Y BDC LTD NO 15 ASHTON ROAD, KANO KANO 18 A.G. TSOHO DOGO BDC LTD 33, UNITY ROAD, KANO KANO 19 A.H.M-RAF BDC LTD 22/24 ABIBU OKI STR,(PRINCE PLAZA)LAGOS ISLAND LAGOS 20 A.I.B BDC LTD 7, KWARI MARKET ROAD, OPPOSITE AFRIBANK, KANO KANO 21 A.L.B. BDC LTD NO.62, FAGGE D2,WAPA,KANO. KANO 22 A.M.D. BDC LTD 27, SULU BOLAJI STREET, LAGOS LAGOS 23 A.S DARMA BDC LTD NO. 59, MURTALA MOHAMMED WAY, KANO KANO 24 A.S.W. FOREX EXCHANGE BDC LTD 1, OPP. CENTRAL MOSQUE KANO KANO 25 A.T. & MONEY TRUST BDC LTD 4, UNITY ROAD, SABON RUWA HAUSE K/KWARI MARKET KANO KANO 26 A.U.B. ZANGO BDC LTD 318 WAPA LINE FAGGE, D2, OFF MURTALA MOHD WAY, KANO KANO 27 A.Y. MAIKIFI BDC LTD 40, TAURA ROAD, HOTORO KANO KANO 28 A.Y. YAN AZARA BDC LTD 59, MURTALA MOHD WAY, WAPA, KANO KANO 29 AA 1ST ENTRPRISES BDC LTD SUITE D56 DOLPHIN ESTATE PLAZA IKOYI LAGOS 30 ABA BDC LTD 59, MURTALA MOHAMMED WAY, WAPA, KANO KANO 31 ABAJE BDC LTD NO. 29, UNITY ROAD KANO 32 ABALKALI BDC LTD NO. 26/27, ZUNGERO ROAD, KANO KANO 33 ABC-AKUDI BUS CO LTD (BDC) 108, ISHERI ROAD, OJODU, LAGOS LAGOS 34 ABD GLOBAL RESOURCES BDC LTD BLOCK C, SHOPPING CENTRE, KINGSWAY APAPA, LAGOS LAGOS 35 ABDIEL BDC LTD NO.11 SOKOTO STREET,MAIN MARKET,ONITSHA,ANAMBRA STATE. ANAMBRA 36 ABDUL-ABDUL BDC LTD NO. 560, TANKO SHETTIMA ROAD, WAPA FAGGE KANO 37 ABDULMUMINU RANO BDC LTD NO.11 OPPOSITE NNPC, HOTORO, KANO KANO 38 ABHANAS BDC LTD SUITE 58, NANDU PLAZA, BESIDE OLD CAC HEAD OFFICE, WUSE ZONE 5, ABUJA ABUJA 39 ABIBAL BDC LTD SUITE 6, BLOCK F, OBI VILLAGE, MMA LOCAL AIRPORT, IKEJA LAGOS 40 ABIDING WILL BDC LTD 82, ALLEN AVENUE, IKEJA LAGOS 41 ABLE ROCK BDC LTD PLOT 1552, T - Y DANJUMA STREET, ASOKORO SHOPPING MALL, ABUJA ABUJA 42 ABOVE & BEYOND BDC LTD NO.96/102,BROAD STREET, LAGOS. LAGOS 43 ABR GLOBAL BDC LTD 53, IBRAHIM TAIWO ROAD, KANO KANO 44 ABS WADATA BDC LTD NO. 565 GLASS HOUSE, FAGGE WAPA, KANO KANO 45 ABTAJ BDC LTD. SUITE 107, FABDAL PLAZA, WUSE ZONE 4, ABUJA ABUJA 46 ABUBAKAR IBRAHIM BDC LTD F1 (FIRST FLOOR), ALABA INTERL. MARKET ROAD, ALABA, LAGOS LAGOS 47 ABUSUFYAN INT'L BDC LTD NO.1, BABAN GIDA, WAPA FAGGE KANO 48 ACA BDC LTD 10, SANNI ADEWALE STREET, 4TH FLOOR, LAGOS ISLAND LAGOS 49 ACCORD BDC LTD NO. 7B, OKWEI STREET, ONITSHA. OLD ADDRESS: 2, VENN ROAD, NORTH, ONITSHA ANAMBRA 50 ADA BDC LTD NO.55,SUITE 6 IBRAHIM TAIWO,KANO STATE. KANO 51 ADAGE FINANCE AND INVEST (BDC) LTD ROOM 402/403, 23/29, ABIBU OKI STREET, OFF BROAD STREET, LAGOS LAGOS 52 ADAKAWA BDC LTD 561, TANKO SHATTIMA ROAD, WAPA-FAGGE, KANO KANO 53 ADAS BDC LTD NO. 55, IBRAHIM TAIWO ROAD, KANO KANO 54 ADC GLOBAL BDC LTD 59 M/M WAY, KANO KANO 55 ADCOMTEACH BDC LTD. N0.48,WAPA WHITEHOUSE,FAGGE D2,KANO. KANO 56 ADDCO BDC LTD 33, ALAKE ONILERE CRESCENT, GBAGADA ESTATE, PHASE II, GBAGADA, LAGOS LAGOS 57 ADDIR BDC LTD SUITE 2, 1ST FLOOR, 55 IBRAHIM TAIWO ROAD, KANO KANO 58 ADDISS BDC LTD BLOCK D1,SUITE 12,SURA SHOPPING COMPLEX,SIMPON STREET,LAGOS ISLAND,LAGOS LAGOS 59 ADDON BDC LTD NO.23/25 ABIBU-OKE STREET ,LAGOS ISLAND ,LAGOS LAGOS 60 ADIFA BDC LTD. PLOT 306, FABDAL PLAZA, WUSE ZONE 4, ABUJA. ABUJA 61 ADIYAS BDC LTD 59, MURTALA MUHAMMAD WAY, WAPA, KANO KANO 62 ADONAI BDC LTD NIG. REINSURANCE HOUSE 5TH FLOOR,46 MARINA STREET. LAGOS 63 ADORATION BDC LTD A 2 10 SUITE 126 SURA SHOPPING SURA LAGOS LAGOS 64 ADUNNI BDC LTD 15 MICHAEL OTUTU GRACE LAND ESTATE, AJIWE AJAH LAGOS 65 AEK BDC LTD SUITE B13, SHAKAIR PLAZA, MICHIKA STREET, AREA 11, GARKI , ABUJA ABUJA 66 AEROSOFT BDC LTD 21/25, BROAD STREET, LAGOS ISLAND, LAGOS. LAGOS 67 AFIMS BDC LTD 107, GIDADO IDRIS STREET, WUYE DISTRICT, ABUJA ABUJA 68 AFORAKU BDC LTD SHOP G8, BLOCK B, NEW IDDO ULTRA-MODERN SHOPPING COMPLEX,LAGOS LAGOS 69 AFRESH BDC LTD PLOT 2249, ADDIS ABABA CRESCENT, ZONE 4, ABUJA ABUJA 70 AFRIBOND BDC LTD 3 EZENEI ROAD, OFF NNEBISI ROAD, ASABA DELTA 71 AGNUS DEI BDC LTD BLOCK D649-D652, ALABA INTERNATIONAL MARKET, OJO, LAGOS LAGOS 72 AHDAN BDC LTD 42, BELLO DANGADO ROAD, KANO KANO 73 AHDORA BDC LTD NO.22/24, ABIBU-OKI STREET, LAGOS ISLAND LAGOS 74 AHEAD BDC LTD PLOT 2249 ADDIS ABABA CRESCENT, WUSE ZONE 4, ABUJA ABUJA 75 AHIJO BDC LTD 1, SULU BOLAJI STREET, OFF MARTINS STREET, LAGOS ISLAND LAGOS 76 AIRAQ BDC LTD NO 160 IKOTUN-IDIMU RD,BY NOBEX BUSTOP,IKOTUN LAGOS 77 AIRCOR VENTURE BDC LTD SHOP 57, NAF CAMP, SHOPPING COMPLEX, LEGICO AHAMDU BELLO WAY, V.I LAGOS 78 AISHATKO BDC LTD NO. 18, GYADI-GYADI, ZARIA ROAD KANO 79 AITCO BDC LTD NO.7, HASSAN GWAIZO MEMORIAL COMPLEX,ZARIAB ROAD, KANO. KANO 80 AIYEMERE BDC LTD PRIMAL TEK PLAZA, IJU ROAD, AGEGE LAGOS 81 AIZAB BDC LTD BLOCK 3, FAAN SHOPPING COMPLEX, INTERL/LOCAL AIRPORT LINK ROAD, IKEJA LAGOS 82 AJANA BDC LTD NO.51/52 MARINA STREET LAGOS 83 AJINABAK BDC LTD SUIT 15 RODEO SHOPPINGMALL, 148 OBAFEMI AWOLOWO WAY,LAGOS LAGOS 84 AKAL BDC LTD BLOCK EU-01, NIGERIA ARMY SHOPPING COMPLEX (THE ARENA), AGEGE MOTOR ROAD, BOLADE, OSHODI, LAGOS LAGOS 85 AKAWU BDC LTD NO.10,BIDA ROAD,MAIN MARKET,ONITSHA ANAMBRA 86 AKUABATA BDC LTD NO. 13, BREADFRUIT STREET, LAGOS ISLAND, LAGOS LAGOS 87 AL AMIN BDC LTD 3/5 KOSOKO STREET, LAGOS ISLAND, LAGOS LAGOS 88 AL MUBARAK GLOBAL BDC LTD 59, M/M WAY, KANO KANO 89 AL NASARA BDC LTD SUITE 108, FABDAL PLAZA, ZONE 4, WUSE, ABUJA ABUJA 90 ALADINMA BDC LTD NO.59, AWOLOWO ROAD,IKOYI, LAGOS. LAGOS 91 AL-ALEEM BDC LTD NO.4, ABDULKADIR AHMED ROAD MAINSTREETBANK BUILDING, BANK ROAD, BAUCHI, BAUCHI STATE. BAUCHI 92 ALALI BDC LTD 15A ADEOLA ODEKU STREET, VICTORIA ISLAND. LAGOS 93 AL-AMIRA BDC LTD 100, ZOO ROAD, KANO KANO 94 AL-AMOUDI INT'L BDC LTD NO. 16, BELLO IBRAHIM TAIWO RD. KANO KANO 95 ALATIRON BDC LTD NO. 51 MARINA (KINGSWAY BUILDING 3RD FLOOR) LAGOS LAGOS 96 AL-BASHIR BDC LTD NO. 6, RAHAMA COMPLEX PLAZA, NEAR SHERATON HOTEL, WUSE ZONE 4, ABUJA ABUJA 97 AL-BASID BDC LTD PLOT 1128, A.E. EKUKINAM, UTAKO, ABUJA ABUJA 98 AL-BIDAYA BDC LTD SUITE NO. 9, ZONE 4 PLAZA, 1ST FLOOR, WUSE ZONE 4, ABUJA. ABUJA 99 ALCO BDC LTD 103, OPP. NEW CAR PARK, ZOO ROAD, KANO KANO 100 ALDRIC BDC LTD 3RD FLOOR, BASSAN PLAZA, PLOT 759 INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, CBD, ABUJA ABUJA 101 ALEEZA BDC LTD NO. 10, DIORI HAMMANI ROAD,MARNAWA AREA,SOKOTO. SOKOTO 102 ALEXCHRIS BDC LTD 27 KAKAWA STREET, LAGOS ISLAND LAGOS 103 ALFA EXCHANGE BDC LTD NO. 43, GIDAN GAMI IBRAHIM TAIWO ROAD, KANO KANO 104 ALFAM BDC LTD MAX AIR BUILDING, NO. 16, ASHTON ROAD, KANO KANO 105 ALFA-OMEGA BDC LTD VALE MALL G, SUNNY VALE ESTATE, ABUJA ABUJA 106 ALFATASHIR BDC LTD 565, FAGGE D2, ILLO ROAD, WAPA, KANO. OR NO. 3/4, ZARIA ROAD, GYADI-GYADI, KANO KANO 107 ALFIJIR BDC LTD SANI KAIGO ROAD, NEAR BIRNIN KEBBI CENTRAL MARKET, BIRNIN KEBBI KEBBI 108 AL-FUAD EXCHANGE BDC LTD NO. 206A SAMFA PLAZA (OPP OLD CAC), WUSE ZONE 5, ABUJA ABUJA 109 AL-FUTUHAD CASH INT'L BDC LTD NO. 8, AUDU ZUCIYA HOUSE, FAGGE, KANO KANO 110 ALGAJE BDC LTD NO.9,BEIRUT ROAD KANO. KANO 111 ALH. MUKAILA ABUBAKAR BDC LTD 40, SAKPONBA ROAD, BENIN-CITY EDO 112 ALH. UMAR KIME BDC LTD NO A3 JANGIDA WAFA FAGGE, KANO KANO 113 ALHAJI ABDALLAH HARUN BDC LTD ADDIS ABABA CRESCENT, ONE 4 PLAZA, WUSE, ABUJA ABUJA 114 ALHAJI SABO BDC LTD NO 39E ADO BAYERO ROAD(FIRST FLOOR) KANO 115 AL-HAMSAD BDC LTD HASSAN IBRAHIM GWARZO MEMORIAL COMPLEX, ZARIA ROAD, KANO KANO 116 ALHAQEEQHA BDC LTD PLOT 2249,GROUND FLOOR,ZONE 4 PLAZA,WUSE ABUJA.
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