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Branch Name Branch Location City State ABA MAIN 7, ABA-OWERRI ROAD P.M.B 7477,ABA ABA ABIA ABA MARKET 7 DURU STREET OFF CEMETAR Branch Name Branch Location City State ABA MAIN 7, ABA-OWERRI ROAD P.M.B 7477,ABA ABA ABIA ABA MARKET 7 DURU STREET OFF CEMETARY ROAD ABA ABIA ABA ROAD BUILDING 171, ABA ROAD, PORT HARCOURT RIVERS STATE ABA ROAD RIVER ABAKALIKI 10 OGOJA ROAD ABAKALIKI EBONY ABEOKUTA 2A, LANTORO ROAD ISALE AKE ABEOKUTA OGUN ABUJA SERVICE CENTRE NO. 75, RALPH SHODEINDE STREET ABUJA ABUJA ABUJA-NNPC NNPC TOWER, HERBERT MACAULAY WAY, GARKI, ABUJ ABUJA ABUJA ABULE-EGBA 633 LAGOS ABEOKUTA EXPRESSWAY ABULE - EGBA LAGOS ADETOKUNBO ADEMOLA 76, ADETOKUNBO ADEMOLA STREET VICTORIA ISLAND LAGOS ADO EKITI ADO EKITI - IYIN EXPRESS/SECRETARIAT ROAD ADO EKITI EKITI AFRIBANK STREET CHURCHGATE BUILDING PC 30,AFRIBANK STREE VICTORIA ISLAND LAGOS AGBARA AGBARA ESTATE SHOPPING COMPLEX AGBARA OGUN AGBARA OGUN AGEGE MINI 173, OLD ABEOKUTA MOTOR ROAD AGEGE AGEGE LAGOS AGODI GATE MINI INAOLAJI BUSINESS COMPLEX, AGODI GATE, AGODI OYO AGUDA 1/3 ENITAN STREET, AGUDA, SURULERE AGUDA, SURULERE LAGOS AHMADU BELLO WAY PLOT 149 Ahmadu Bello way, Area 11 Garki Abuja ABUJA ABUJA AIRPORT ROAD - WARRI 23 OGUNU - AIRPORT ROAD, WARRI, WARRI WARRI DELTA AJAH MINI 4A MEGAWAVES PLAZA ADDO ROUND ABOUT AJAH LAGOS AJOSE ADEOGUN BRANCH 290E, AJOSE ADEOGUN STREET VICTORIA ISLAND LAGOS AKOKA 100, Finbarr s Road Akoka, Yaba Lagos AKOKA, YABA LAGOS AKURE GREAT NIGERIA INSURANCE HOUSE AKURE ONDO ALABA H48/H49 ALABA INTERNATIONAL MARKET ALABA, LAGOS LAGOS ALAUSA Nigerian Institute of Estate Surveyors & Valuers (NIESV) Building Plot A, BlockALAUSA 12, Elephant Cement Way, OppositeLAGOS Lagos State Secretariat Mosque, Central Business District Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos ALESHINLOYE MINI ELEYELE ROAD, ELEYELE, IBADAN ELEYELE OYO ALLEN AVENUE 31, Allen avenue, ikeja ALLEN AVENUE LAGOS ARIARIA MINI 189, FAULKS ROAD, ARIARIA MARKET, ABA, ABA ABIA ARTILLERY 234, ABA PHC ROAD ARTILLERY RIVER ASABA 206 NNEBISI ROAD ASABA ASABA DELTA AWKA 49 ZIKS AVENUE AWKA AWKA ANAMB AWOLOWO ROAD 85, AWOLOWO ROAD IKOYI LAGOS BALOGUN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION PLAZA 3A,PORTION C OPPOSITE SOKOTO PLAZA BBA TRADE FAIR , OJO , LAGOS LAGOS BAUCHI 16, YANDOKA ROAD BAUCHI BAUCH BAYERO UNIVERSITY KANO BAYERO UNIVERSITY GWAROZO ROAD, NEW SITE KANO BAYERO KANO BENIN CITY 71, AKPAKPAVA STREET, BENIN EDO BROAD STREET BRANCH 143, BROAD STREET LAGOS ISLAND LAGOS CALABAR 71, NDIDEM USANG ISO ROAD CALABAR CROSS CHALLENGE 127, Niger West Road, Orita Challenge, Ibadan CHALLENGE OYO DAMATURU PLOT 591A, NJIWAJI LAYOUT DAMATURU DAMATURU YOBE DEIDE MINI DEIDE MARKET ROAD, OPPOSITE THE MARKET,DEIDE, ABUJA ABUJA ABUJA DUTSE SANNI ABACHA WAY DUTSE, JIGAWA DUTSE JIGAWA EGBEDA 38, SHASHA ROAD EGBEDA, LAGOS EGBEDA LAGOS EJIGBO 91, ISOLO-IKOTUN ROAD EJIGBO LAGOS EJIGBO LAGOS EKET EKET TOWN/2 GRACE BILL ROAD, EKET EKET AKWAI ELEME CASH CENTER Ieppl complex East West Road Port Harcourt PORT HARCOURT RIVER ENUGU 252, OGUI ROAD,EBEANO HOUSING ESTATE ENUGU ENUGU FESTAC 23 ROAD, FESTAC TOWN FESTAC, LAGOS LAGOS GARKI (AREA 3) INFINITY HOUSE, 11 KAURA NAMODA STREET ABUJA ABUJA GARKI MODEL MINI PLOT CBN 2, LADOKE AKINTOLA BLVD, ABUJA ABUJA GBAGADA 15, DIYA STREET, IFAKO, GBAGADA,LAGOS GBAGADA LAGOS GBAGI (IBADAN) NO. 1, LEBANON STREET, AJE HOUSE GBAGI OYO GBOKO NO. 37, CAPTAIN DOWNES ROAD, GBOKO BENUE GOMBE 22, BIU ROAD GOMBE GOMBE GOMBE GUSAU 10, SANNI ABACHA ROAD GUSAU GUSAU ZAMFARA GWAGWALADA PLOT 415, Specialist hospital road gwagwalada Gwagalada ABUJA HEAD OFFICE BRANCH -IBTC PLACE I.B.T.C PLACE WALTER CARRINGTON VICTORIA ISLAND LAGOS HERBERT MACAULAY 220, HERBERT MACAULAY WAY YABA LAGOS HOTORO MINI 4, MAIDUGURI ROAD, KANO HOTORO KANO IBADAN MAIN TOTAL GARDEN, UCH/ SECRETARIAT ROAD, AGODI, AGODI OYO IDEJO 1712 IDEJO STREET VICTORIA ISLAND, LAGOS VICTORIA ISLAND LAGOS IDUMAGBO 61a, Idumagbo Avenue, Lagos Island LAGOS ISLAND LAGOS IFE 5,OBALUFON-LAGERE RD, CATHOLIC C LAGERE IFE OSUN IGANDO 51, Lasu-Iba Road, Igando Lagos IGANDO, LAGOS LAGOS IJEBU ODE 58, IBADAN ROAD IJEBU ODE IJEBU ODE OGUN IKEJA CITY MALL SHOP L55, IKEJA CITY MALL, ALAUSA, IKEJA, LAG IKEJA LAGOS IKEJA SERVICE CENTRE 43, Opebi road,Ikeja IKEJA LAGOS IKORODU 108, LAGOS ROAD IKORODU IKORODU LAGOS IKOTA 194,IKOTA SHOPPING COMPLEX IKOTA LAGOS IKOTUN BRANCH 45,IDIMU ROAD, IKOTUN,LAGOS STATE IKOTUN LAGOS ILESHA A198, Osogbo Road, Isokun, Ilesha ILESHA OSUN ILORIN 13 unity road, Ilorin , Kwara state ILORIN KWARA IPAJA BRANCH 142,IPAJA ROAD,BARUWA IPAJA IPAJA LAGOS IWO ROAD (IBADAN) NO 32, IWO ROAD IWO OYO IWO TOWN 147, EJIGBO ROAD, ARAROMI SABO, IWO TOWN, O IWO TOWN OSUN IYANA CHURCH Ibitola Plaza, Iyana Church Ibadan IYANA CHURCH, IBADAN OYO JALINGO 22, HAMMARUWA WAY JALINGO JALINGO TARABA JOS 34 AHMADU BELLO WAY JOS PLATEAU KACHIA MINI 7A, KACHIA ROAD KADUNA KADUNA KACHIA KADUNA KADUNA CENTRAL MINI 1 BAYAJIDA ROAD,CENTRAL MARKET,KADUNA NORTH KADUNA KADUNA KADUNA MAIN 14 Ahmadu Bello Way Kaduna KADUNA KADUNA KADUNA NNPC NNPC REFINERY COMPLEX KADUNNA KADUNA KANO 13E, BELLO ROAD, KANO KANO KANO KANO SERVICE CENTRE 3, BANK ROAD KANO KANO KANTIN KWARI 71A, FAGEE TAKUDU ROAD KANTIN KWARI KANO KASUWAR BARCI AH6, Kasuwar Barci, Tundun Wada Kaduna KASUWAR BARCI KADUNA KATSINA 193, IBB WAY KATSINA KATSINA KAWO-MANDO KAWO ZARIA ROAD, KAWO MARKET KAWO MANDO KADUNA KEBBI PLOT 69, AHMADU BELLO WAY, BIRNIN KEBBI KEBBI KETU MINI 463, IKORODU ROAD KETU, KETU LAGOS KONTANGORA Lagos - Kaduna Road Kontangora Kontangora KONTAGORA NIGER KUBWA MINI PLOT CM71/72 GADO NASKO ROAD Kubwa ABUJA KWARA MALL PLOT 1-4 FATE ROAD, BESIDE NTA ILORIN KWARA STATE ILORIN KWARA LAFIA PLOT 1, JOS ROAD OPP. FATIMA HOUSE, LAFIA NASSA LAGOS SERVICE CENTRE PLOT 1321B KARIMU KOTUN STREET VICTORIA ISLAND LAGOS LAWANSON MINI 35, LAWANSON ROAD SURULERE LAWANSON LAGOS LEKKI 1 PALM SHOPPING COMPLEX LEKKI LEKKI LAGOS LEKKI 2 KM 18, Lekki - Epe Expressway, Agungi, Lagos LEKKI LAGOS LEKKI ADMIRALTY 1, BABATUNDE MASHA STREET, BY ROAD 10, LEKKI ADMIRALTY WAY, LEKKILEKKI PHASE 1, LEKKI LAGOS LAGOS LOKOJA IBB WAY OPP. KOGI STATE NEW SPECIALIST HOSP LOKOJA KOGI MAIDUGURI 9/10 KIRIKASAMA ROAD MAIDUGURI MAIDUGURI BORNO MAITAMA PLOT 2777,CADASTRAL ZONE A6 P.M.B 337,ABUJA ABUJA ABUJA MAKURDI NO. 5, OGIRI OKO ROAD, MAKURDI MARKURDI BENUE MARARABA MINI KWAD SHOPPING COMPLEX MARARABA KEFFI ROAD MARARABA NASSA MARYLAND BRANCH 10, Mobolaji Bank Anthony way, Mary land MARYLAND LAGOS MAUTECH MODIBBO ADAMA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY,MUBI ROAD, YOLA YOLA ADAMA MINNA BOSSO ROAD, BESIDE CENTRAL MOSQUE MINNA NIGER MOKOLA 18B, Oyo Road, Mokola Ibadan MOKOLA OYO MURITALA MOHAMMED AIRPORT NAHCO complex off MMIA MURITALA MOHAMMED AIRPORT LAGOS MUSHIN 103, LADIPO MUSHIN STREET MUSHIN LAGOS NEW BENIN MINI 136, UPPER MISSION ROAD NEW BENIN NEW BENIN EDO NEW GBAGI MINI OLD IFE ROAD GBAGI GBAGI OYO NIGERIAN IMMIGRATION SERVICE NIGERIAN IMMIGRATION HEADQUARTERS, AIRPORT RD ABUJA ABUJA NIGERIAN PORTS AUTHORITY ACCOUNT BLOCK, NIGERIAN PORTS AUTHORITY APAPA, LAGOS LAGOS NYANYAN BOMMA PLAZA, ABUJA KEFFI NYANYA NASSA OBA AKRAN AVENUE 20 OBA AKRAN AVENUE,IKEJA IKEJA LAGOS OGBA 32, IJAIYE ROAD OGBA OGBA LAGOS OGBOMOSHO Ogbomosho, Ilorin Road Ogbomosho Ogbomosho OGBOMOSHO OYO OGUDU 54, OGUDU OJOTA ROAD OGUDU LAGOS OJATUNTUN 171 ABDULAZEEZ ATTAH ROAD OJATUNTUN KWARA OJODU 102 ISHERI ROAD OJODU BERGER OJODU LAGOS OJUWOYE MINI 214, AGEGE MOTOR ROAD MUSHIN OJUWOYE LAGOS OKE ARIN MINI 120, ALAKORO STREET OKE ARIN LAGOS ISLAND LAGOS OKO OBA MINI 327 old Abeokuta road oko oba , Lagos OKO OBA LAGOS OKOTA 1 ALHAJI ADENEKAN STREET OKOTA LAGOS OLU OBASANJO P/H 58,OLUOBASANJO ROAD OLU-OBASANJO RIVER ONDO 62, Yaba Road, Ondo Ondo ONDO ONDO ONITSHA 13, BRIGHT STREET ONITSHA ANAMB ONITSHA MINI 56, PORT HARCOURT ROAD, ONITSHA, ONITSHA ANAMB ORILE COKER 104 MARKET STREET ORILE COKER LAGOS OSHODI PLOT 14 A OSHODI -APAPA EXPRESSWAY OSHODI LAGOS OSHOGBO 201 GBOGAN - IBADAN ROAD OSHOGBO OSHOGBO OSUN OSOLO 61 OSOLO WAY ASCON FILLING OSOLO LAGOS OTUKPO ENUGU - MAKURDI ROAD, OTUKPO BRANCH OTUKPO BENUE OWERRI NO. 81, OKIGWE ROAD OWERRI IMO OYIGBO ABA PORT HARCOURT ROAD OYIGBO RIVER OYINGBO MINI 7, COATES STREET, OYINGBO, EBUTE-METTA, EBUTE METTA - IDDO LAGOS OYO OYO-OGBOMOSO ROAD OYO TOWN OYO OYO OYO P/H AIRPORT PORT HARCOURT AIR PORT PORT HARCOURT RIVER POLO MALL SHOP 56, POLO PARK MALL, ENUGU, ENUGU ENUGU PORT HARCOURT SERVICE CENTRE 133A OLU OBASANJO ROAD, GRA PORT HARCOURT RIVER RING ROAD 1B, MOSHOOD ABIOLA WAY RING ROAD, IBADAN IBADAN OYO SABON GARI - ZARIA 7A, Sabon Gari Market Road Sabon Gari Zaria SABON GARI ZARIA KADUNA SABON GARI-KANO 1, Galadima Road Sabon Gari-Kano Kano SABON GARI KANO SABON TASHA 32, Kachia Road, Sabon Tasha Kaduna SABON TASHA KADUNA SAKI Ilesha-Ibaruba Road,Opp. Saki West LocalGovt. SAKI OYO SAMARU 2, SOKOTO ROAD SAMARU, ZARIA KADUNA SAMARU/ZARIA KADUNA SANGO-OTTA 101, IDI IROKO OTTA ROAD, OGUN STATE SANGO OTTA OGUN SANGO-OTTA 2 KM 38, ABEOKUTA EXPRESWAY SANGO OTTA OGUN SAPELE ROAD 131A, SAPELE ROAD, SAPELE EDO SAPON MINI 2A, LANTORO ROAD ISALE AKE ABEOKUTA OGUN SATELLITE 389, OLD OJO ROAD SATELLITE, LAGOS LAGOS SHAGAMU 167, AKARIGO ROAD SHAGAMU SHAGAMU OGUN SHAUCHI 1 Rimi Quarters, Umma Bayero Road Kano SHAUSHI KANO SHOMOLU 22, Market Street Shomolu Lagos SHOMOLU LAGOS SOKOTO 8, MAIDUGURI ROAD P.M.B 2375 SOKOTO/MAIDUGURI ROAD P.M SOKOTO SULEJA Minna Road,Opposite Force A Division,Suleja SULEJA NIGER SURULERE 84 ADENIRAN OGUNSANYA STREET SURULERE LAGOS TEJUOSHO 77, OJUELEGBA ROAD, YABA LAGOS TEJUOSHO LAGOS TOWER MALL SHOP 10, GRAND TOWER. ABUJA MALL, APO, ABUJA ABUJA ABUJA TOYIN STREET 36A,TOYIN STREET,IKEJA P.M.B.21778,IKEJA IKEJA LAGOS TRADE FAIR OBASANJO HALL/HALL 2 ASPAMDA PLAZA TRADE FAIR , OJO , LAGOS LAGOS TRANS AMADI - P/H 7, TRANS-AMADI ROAD TRANS-AMADI RIVER TRANS AMADI 2 BRANCH 87, TRANS AMADI TRANS-AMADI RIVER UI ROAD SAYORA BUILDING, UI ROAD OPP UI SECOND GATE IBADAN OYO UMUAHIA 2 Market Road by Library Avenue, Umuahia UMUAHIA ABIA UNIBEN UNIVERSITY OF BENIN, UGBOWO CAMPUS, BENIN, ED BENIN EDO UTAKO BRANCH PLOT 37, EKUKINAM STREET, UTAKO ABUJA.
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