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List of Cbn Licenced Bureaux De Change As at June 30, 2021 LIST OF CBN LICENCED BUREAUX DE CHANGE AS AT JUNE 30, 2021 S/N BDC NAME ADDRESS LOCATION 1 1 HR BDC LTD SUITE 24, 2ND FLOOR, KINGSWAY BUILDING, 51/52 LAGOS MARINA, LAGOS 2 10-20 TIMES BDC LTD SUITE 15 & 16, ASPAMDA TRADE FAIR COMPLEX BY LAGOS NEW GATE BESIDE C7A MARTIN C PLAZA, LAGOS 3 171 BDC LTD SUITE A6, REAL TOWER CENTER, OPPOSITE PEACE PARK, ABUJA UTAKO, ABUJA 4 1717 BDC LTD 28B, BLOCK 1,PRIMATEK, AKOWONJO ROUNDABOUT, LAGOS LAGOS STATE 5 19TH BDC LTD 105 ZOO ROAD, GIDAN DAN ASABE KANO 6 1ST MONEY 88 AWOLOWO ROAD IKOYI, LAGOS, LAGOS STATE LAGOS EXCHANGE BDC LTD 7 2017 BDC LTD SUITE 200, FIRST FLOOR, FABDAL PLAZA ZONE 4, WUSE ABUJA ABUJA 8 2019 BDC LTD 21/25 INVESTMENT HOUSE, BROAD STREET, LAGOS ABUJA ISLAND, LAGOS 9 2022 BDC LTD SUITE 72, NIGERIAN AIRFORCE PLAZA, LEGICO, LAGOS VICTORIA ISLAND, LAGOS 10 205 INNOVATIVE BDC 3RDFLOOR,ZONE 4 PLAZA, ADDIS ABABA ABUJA LTD ( FORMERLY CRESCENT,ABUJA. TUGE BDC LTD) 11 313 BDC LTD SUITE 5, ZONE 4 PLAZA, PLOT 2249, ADDIS ABABA ABUJA CRESCENT, WUSE, ABUJA 12 360 EXCHANGE BDC PLOT NO. 2 TUNDE GAFAR CLOSE, OFF ADENIYI JONES, LAGOS LTD IKEJA, LAGOS 13 3D SCANNERS BDC 2ND FLOOR, UNION ASSURANCE TOWER, 95 BROAD LAGOS LTD STREET, LAGOS 14 404 FOREX BDC LTD SUITE 306D, FABDAL PLAZA, WUSE ZONE 4, ABUJA FCT ABUJA 15 4WAYCASH BDC LTD SUITE 07, MANGAL PLAZA, PLOT 1466, NEAR FCDA, ABUJA AREA 11, GARKI, ABUJA 16 6JS BDC LTD BLUECREST MALL,SUITE 51 KM43,LEKKI EPE LAGOS EXPRESSWAY 17 8-TWENTY FOUR BDC PLOT 1663, BIG LEAF HOUSE, 6TH FLOOR, OYIN LAGOS LTD JOLAYEMI STREET, VICTORIA ISLAND, LAGOS 18 911 BDC LTD SUITE 1 A.A FUNTUA HOUSE, KABWE CLOSE, OFF ABUJA CONSTANTINE STREET, WUSE, ZONE 4, ABUJA 19 A & C BDC LTD BLOCK 9, SHOP 1/2, AGRIC MARKET, COKER, LAGOS LAGOS 20 A & S BDC LTD 16, ABAYOMI ADEWALE STREET, AGO PALACE WAY, LAGOS OKOTA, ISOLO OR SUITE 122, BLOCK A2, 104 SURA SHOPPING COMPLEX 21 A A S MARMARO BDC NO 1, UPPER FLOW FULDA HOUSE, NO. 22, KOFAR KANO LTD MAZUGAL ROAD, GWAMMAJA, KANO 22 A AMEEN BDC LTD 568, ILLO ROAD, WAPPA FAGGE, KANO KANO 23 A AND B BDC LTD 12, UNITY ROAD, KANO KANO 24 A C GLOBAL BDC LTD NO 6/8 BIDA ROAD, J.I FASHION PLAZA, ONITSHA, ANAMBRA ANAMBRA 25 A THREE BDC LTD NO. 77 OPP NNPC HOTORO, KANO KANO 26 A TO A GLOBAL SUITE 26, MUSAWA HOUSE, WUSE ZONE 4, ABUJA ABUJA RESOURCES BDC LTD 27 A&M BDC LTD NO 59 MURTALA MOHAMMED WAY, KANO KANO 28 A. MAIKORE BDC LTD SUITE B200, 1ST FLOOR FABDAL PLAZA, CONSTANTINE ABUJA STREET, WUSE ZONE 4 29 A. W. Y. BDC LTD 10, BAYAJIDDA- LEBANON ROAD, KWARI MARKET, KANO KANO OR 1, LEBANON ROAD, KWARI MARKET, KANO 30 A.A CURRENCY BDC NO 41, AJASA, OFF OBASANJO ROAD, KANO KANO LTD 31 A.A DZ PLC NO 59, MURTALA MOHAMMED WAY, KANO KANO 32 A.A. DANGONGOLA NO 34, ADO BAYERO ROAD, KANO KANO BDC LTD 33 A.A. FUNTUA BDC SUITE 4, GROUND FLOOR, ZONE 4 PLAZA, WUSE, ABUJA ABUJA LTD 34 A.A. LUKORO BDC 59, YANNONO LINE, KWARI MARKET, FAGGE, TAKUDU, KANO LTD KANO 35 A.A. SILLA BDC LTD 4, SANNI ADEWALE STREET, 2ND FLOOR, LAGOS ISLAND LAGOS 36 A.A.RANO BDC LTD NO. 7, OPP NNPC DEPOT, HOTORO, KANO KANO 37 A.B.A BDC LTD 59, MURTALA MOHAMMED WAY, WAPA, KANO KANO 38 A.B.S BDC LTD SUITE 209, 2nd FLOOR, 290 FABDAL PLAZA, WUSE ZONE ABUJA 4, ABUJA 39 A.B.Y BDC LTD NO 15 ASHTON ROAD, KANO KANO 40 A.G. TSOHO DOGO 33, UNITY ROAD, KANO KANO BDC LTD 41 A.H.M-RAF BDC LTD 22/24 ABIBU OKI STR,(PRINCE PLAZA)LAGOS ISLAND LAGOS 42 A.I.A BDC LTD Plot 510, Hali Brother Wuse Zone 1, Abuja ABUJA 43 A.I.B BDC LTD 7, KWARI MARKET ROAD, OPPOSITE AFRIBANK, KANO KANO 44 A.KURE GRAND NO 9, KILGORI ROAD, SOKOTO SOKOTO EXCHANGE BDC LTD 45 A.L.B. BDC LTD HIS GRACE OFFICE COMPLEX, 58 ABEOKUTA ROAD, OYO AGO-TAILOR, ODO ONA, IBADAN, OYO 46 A.M. SALEH BDC LTD NO 10, SAHAD HOUSE, WAPA, FAGGE, KANO KANO 47 A.M.D. BDC LTD 27, SULU BOLAJI STREET, LAGOS LAGOS 48 A.M.M.S BDC LTD NO. 7 CALABAR STREET, FEGGE, ONITSHA ANAMBRA 49 A.S DARMA BDC LTD NO. 59, MURTALA MOHAMMED WAY, KANO KANO 50 A.S.K. TRUST BDC LTD SUITE 4A DATUNCHI PLAZA, JABI DISTRICT, ABUJA ABUJA 51 A.S.W. FOREX 1, OPP. CENTRAL MOSQUE KANO KANO EXCHANGE BDC LTD 52 A.T. & MONEY TRUST 4, UNITY ROAD, SABON RUWA HAUSE K/KWARI KANO BDC LTD MARKET KANO 53 A.T. NASIHA BDC LTD NO 26, MUHAMMADU BUHARI WAY, HAMDALA KADUNA SHOPPING COMPLEX, KADUNA 54 A.U.B. ZANGO BDC 3RD FLOOR, SUITE 18, CITY MALL, ONIKAN, LAGOS LAGOS LTD 55 A.Y. MAIKIFI BDC LTD 40, TAURA ROAD, HOTORO KANO KANO 56 A.Y. YAN AZARA BDC 59, MURTALA MOHD WAY, WAPA, KANO KANO LTD 57 A/A BDC LTD 17/18, Fagge T/Kudu Near First Bank, Gidan Gwamnan KANO Maradi, Kano 58 A3 BDC LTD 12TH FLOOR, REINSURANCE HOUSE, 46 MARINA, LAGOS LAGOS ISLAND, LAGOS 59 AA 1ST ENTRPRISES SUITE D56 DOLPHIN ESTATE PLAZA IKOYI LAGOS BDC LTD 60 AALIYAH BDC LTD D401A, OPPOSITE BLOCK 18, OJO ALABA LAGOS INTERNATIONAL MARKET, OJO, LAGOS 61 AB INTERNATIONAL Suite 29, 1st Floor,Zaccade Plaza, Egbeda,Lagos LAGOS VENTURE BDC LTD 62 ABACHUX BDC LTD 8/10, BROAD STREET, 10TH FLOOR, WESTERN HOUSE, LAGOS LAGOS 63 ABACUS BDC LTD NO 3, SOKOTO ROAD, EMMANUEL PLAZA, ONITSHA, ANAMBRA ANAMBRA 64 ABAJE BDC LTD 6B, AHAMDU BELLO WAY, KANO KANO 65 ABAL BDC LTD NO 445 PLAZA, NNEBISI ROAD (ASABA, DETLA) DELTA 66 ABALKALI BDC LTD NO. 26/27, ZUNGERO ROAD, KANO KANO 67 ABAS BDC LTD Block 10, Suite 23, Trade Fair Auto Complex, Ojo Lagos LAGOS 68 ABBA NASARA ENT SUITE 3, 3RD FLOOR, BLOCK G, WING G, BASSAN PLAZA, ABUJA LTD BDC INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, CBD, ABUJA, FCT 69 ABBAMIN BDC LTD NO 2 ASHTON ROAD, KANO KANO 70 ABBASIYA BDC LTD NO. 305, FABDAL PLAZA, WUSE ZONE 4, ABUJA ABUJA 71 ABC-AKUDI BUS CO 108, ISHERI ROAD, OJODU, LAGOS LAGOS LTD (BDC) 72 ABD GLOBAL BLOCK C, SHOPPING CENTRE, KINGSWAY APAPA, LAGOS LAGOS RESOURCES BDC LTD 73 ABDECO BDC LTD 25/52, Obi Villa, M.M Local Airport, Opp. Arik Office, LAGOS Ikeja, Lagos 74 ABDIEL BDC LTD NO.11 SOKOTO STREET,MAIN ANAMBRA MARKET,ONITSHA,ANAMBRA STATE. 75 ABDUL ABDUL BDC SHOP 8, ABIODUN AMORE COMPLEX, OPPOSITE OYO LTD FASHAD SHOPPING COMPLEX, SABO IBADAN 76 ABDULMUMINU NO.11 OPPOSITE NNPC, HOTORO, KANO KANO RANO BDC LTD 77 ABDULRAHMAN SHOP NO. 126, HAMDALA HOTEL, 26, MUHAMMAD KADUNA ALLAH ANFANA BDC BUHARI WAY, KADUNA LTD 78 ABERDEEN BDC LTD CB8, APO SPARKLIGHT MALL, OPP LIVING FAITH ABUJA DURUMI GARKI, ABUJA 79 ABHANAS BDC LTD SUITE 58, NANDU PLAZA, BESIDE OLD CAC HEAD ABUJA OFFICE, WUSE ZONE 5, ABUJA 80 ABIBAL BDC LTD SUITE 6, BLOCK F, OBI VILLAGE, MMA LOCAL AIRPORT, LAGOS IKEJA 81 ABIDING WILL BDC 82, ALLEN AVENUE, IKEJA LAGOS LTD 82 ABIHALI BDC LTD No. 4 Sani Adewale Street, Lagos LAGOS 83 ABISU ASAMU FOREX ELEPHANT HOUSE, 214, BROAD STREET, LAGOS ISLAND, LAGOS BDC LTD LAGOS STATE 84 ABKAS GLOBAL BDC 27, MUSAKA HOUSE ZONE 4, ABUJA FCT ABUJA LTD 85 ABLE ROCK BDC LTD PLOT 1552, T - Y DANJUMA STREET, ASOKORO ABUJA SHOPPING MALL, ABUJA 86 ABOLD BDC LTD SUITE 208A, SAMFA PLAZA, NDOLA CRESCENT, ZONE 5, ABUJA ABUJA 87 ABOUND BDC LTD SUITE 01A MALAM HASSAN NA ATOTO HOUSE, ABUJA CONSTANTINE STREET, ASHOKE CLOSE, WUSE ZONE 4, ABUJA 88 ABOVE & BEYOND NO.96/102,BROAD STREET, LAGOS. LAGOS BDC LTD 89 ABR GLOBAL BDC LTD 53, IBRAHIM TAIWO ROAD, KANO KANO 90 ABS FOREX 59, MURTALA MUHAMMED WAY, WAPA FAGGE, KANO KANO EXCHANGE BDC LTD 91 ABS WADATA BDC NO. 565 GLASS HOUSE, FAGGE WAPA, KANO KANO LTD 92 ABSAD NO. 44, GANA STREET, MAITAMA, ABUJA ABUJA INTERNATIONAL BDC LTD 93 ABSHA BDC LTD SUITE 307 FABDAL PLAZA, WUSE ZONE 4, ABUJA ABUJA 94 ABSOLUTE ACCORD SUITE 11B, LAKE CITY PLAZA, GUDU FCT, ABUJA ABUJA EXCHANGE BDC LTD 95 ABSOLUTE BDC LTD NIGERIA REINSURANCE CORPORATION, 46 MARINA, LAGOS LAGOS 96 ABSOLUTE COMFORT SUITE 203A FABDAL PLAZA, ZONE 4, WUSE, ABUJA ABUJA FOREX BDC LTD 97 ABTAJ BDC LTD NO 52, BEKWERE WOSU STREET, D/LINE, PORT RIVERS HARCOURT, RIVERS STATE 98 ABUBAKAR IBRAHIM F1 (FIRST FLOOR), ALABA INTERL. MARKET ROAD, LAGOS BDC LTD ALABA, LAGOS 99 ABUBAKAR ISAH BDC No. 59, Murtala Mohammed Way, Wapa Fagge Kano KANO LTD 100 ABULET FINANCE & 1ST FLOOR, CARLOS PLAZA, 25 NNAMDI AZIKIWE LAGOS EXCHANGE BDC LTD STREET, MANDILAS, LAGOS ISLAND, LAGOS 101 ABULKASIM BDC LTD NO. 8, AUDU AJA HOUSE, FAGGE, WAPA KANO KANO 102 ABUNDANT GRACE BLOCK A4, SUITE 124 ASPAMDA TRADE FAIR COMPLEX, LAGOS AND MERCY BDC LTD BADAGRY EXPRESSWAY, LAGOS 103 ABUSUFYAN INT'L NO 46, RE-INSURANCE HOUSE, MARINA LAGOS LAGOS BDC LTD 104 ABUTILEX HUB BDC NO. 26 BEIRUT ROAD, KANO KANO LTD 105 ACA BDC LTD 10, SANNI ADEWALE STREET, 4TH FLOOR, LAGOS LAGOS ISLAND 106 ACACIA BDC LTD PLOT 2787 SHEHU SHAGARI WAY, ABUJA, FCT ABUJA 107 ACCELIN BDC LTD NO 7, OBA DARE CLOSE, SANTOS AVENUE, AKOWONJO, LAGOS LAGOS STATE 108 ACCEPTANCE BDC 22, JAGUNMOLU STREET, BARIGA, LAGOS LAGOS LTD 109 ACCORD BDC LTD NO.
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