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Unity Bank Sort Codes Across Nigeria

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  • Unity Bank Sort Codes Across Nigeria

A Sort Code identifies both the bank and the branch where an account is domiciled. A sort code is a 9-digit number with first 3 digits identifying the bank’s code, while the next digit represents the location and the last 5 digits tell the branch.

Below is the complete list of Unity Bank sort codes and branches across Nigeria.

S/N SORT CODES  BRANCHES
1 215084086 WUSE II, ABUJA
2 215083896 MAITAMA, ABUJA
3 215083854 WUSE II, ABUJA
4 215083650 WUSE II, ABUJA
5 215083362 SOKODE, ABUJA
6 215083278 CBD, ABUJA
7 215083265 MAITAMA, ABUJA
8 215083223 CONSTITUTION ROAD, ABUJA
9 215083210 WUSE ZONE 4, ABUJA
10 215163046 SULEIJA
11 215082758 CENTRAL BUS. DISTRICT, ABUJA
12 215083745 KWALI, ABUJA
13 215082509 GWAGWALADA, ABUJA
14 215082347 WUSE 2, ABUJA
15 215082334 HERBERT MACAULAY, ABUJA
16 215082321 GARKI, ABUJA
17 215082279 3 ARMS, ABUJA
18 215082198 MAITAMA, ABUJA
19 215082101 WUSE 1, ABUJA
20 215162063 SULEIJA
21 215082017 CENTRAL AREA, ABUJA
22 215183822 IGBOKODA
23 215183819 AKURE
24 215343688 OTUN EKITI
25 215343675 ADO EKITI
26 215183314 ALAGBAKA, AKURE
27 215182674 OBA ADESIDA, AKURE
28 215032892 BILLIRI
29 215032821 AZARE
30 215032818 ALKALERI, BAUCHI
31 215032546 GOMBE
32 215032520 BAUCHI
33 215032287 GOMBE
34 215032245 BAUCHI
35 215043535 BENIN
36 215043522 BENIN
37 215043519 BENIN
38 215043506 BENIN
39 215043496 BENIN
40 215043483 BENIN
41 215243474 WARRI
42 215243461 POST OFFICE ROAD
43 215243458 COURT ROAD
44 215243445 OLEH
45 215243432 UMUSADEGE ROAD
46 215243429 EFFURUN WARRI ROAD
47 215243416 DENNIS OSADEBEY WAY
48 215243403 OLD LAGOS ASABA ROAD
49 215243393 DENSU ROAD
50 215023377 ONITSHA
51 215023238 ONITSHA
52 215022802 ONITSHA
53 215213831 OSHOGBO
54 215193320 IBADAN
55 215192680 IBADAN
56 215283719 AJAOKUTA
57 215143024 ILORIN
58 215283007 IYARA
59 215282998 ANKPA
60 215142630 OFFA
61 215142627 ILORIN
62 215282613 OKENE
63 215282600 LOKOJA
64 215282590 AJAOKUTA
65 215203809 MARABA
66 215203634 JOS
67 215202087 PANKSHIN
68 215203074 JOS INDUSTRIAL
69 215203032 AKWANGA
70 215202693 JOS
71 215202651 KEFFI
72 215202648 LAFIA
73 215202185 JOS
74 215113960 KADUNA
75 215113546 KADUNA
76 215113096 KADUNA
77 215112932 ZARIA
78 215112929 KAFANCHAN
79 215112385 KADUNA
80 215112372 KADUNA
81 215112259 KADUNA
82 215112259 KADUNA
83 215112233 IKARA
84 215112165 KADUNA INDUSTRIAL LAYOUT
85 215112123 ZARIA
86 215112071 KADUNA
87 215124043 WUDIL TOWN
88 215124030 KANO
89 215124027 KANO
90 215124014 KANTIN KWARI
91 215124001 DAWAKIN KUDU TOWN
92 215123992 DAMBATA TOWN
93 215123989 KANO
94 215123976 ABS/ZOO ROAD
95 215263959 MAIGATARI TOWN
96 215263946 KAZAURE
97 215263933 HADEJIA
98 215263920 DUTSE
99 215263917 BIRNIN KUDU
100 215123706 WUDIL
101 215123691 KANO
102 215123549 KANO
103 215122948 CHIROMAWA
104 215262905 HADEJIA
105 215262552 DUTSE
106 215122430 SHARADA
107 215122427 KANO
108 215122414 KANO
109 215122401 KANO
110 215122391 KANO
111 215122294 KANO
112 215122087 KANO
113 215132967 DUTSIN-MA
114 215132954 DAURA
115 215132576 FUNTUA
116 215132569 KATSINA
117 215132213 KATSINA
118 215154097 VICTORIA ISLAND
119 215154068 VICTORIA ISLAND
120 215154056 APAPA
121 215153878 VICTORIA ISLAND
122 215153865 APAPA
123 215153797 VICTORIA ISLAND
124 215153784 TIN CAN ISLAND
125 215153771 IKEJA
126 215153768 IKEJA
127 215153755 LEKKI
128 215153742 OKE ARIN
129 215153739 APAPA PORT
130 215153726 ABULE EGBA
131 215153629 ITIRE ROAD
132 215153616 LAGOS
133 215153603 IKEJA
134 215153593 VICTORIA ISLAND
135 215153580 LAGOS
136 215153577 APAPA
137 215153564 IKEJA
138 215153302 LAGOS ISLAND
139 215153292 IKEJA
140 215153289 APAPA
141 215153247 VICTORIA ISLAND
142 215152471 VICTORIA ISLAND
143 215152468 BALOGUN
144 215152455 IKEJA
145 215152442 APAPA
146 215152222 APAPA
147 215152099 BALOGUN
148 215152057 YABA
149 215152044 VICTORIA ISLAND
150 215152028 TREASURY DEPARTMENT
151 215063900 MAIDUGURI
152 215313184 POTISKUM
153 215313171 NGURU
154 215062888 NEW MARTE
155 215062875 MONDAY MARKET
156 215312729 DAMATURU
157 215062367 MAIDUGURI
158 215062354 MAIDUGURI – BAMA ROAD
159 215062176 MAIDUGURI
160 215053389 MAKURDI
161 215052869 GBOKO
162 215052856 UGBOKOLO
163 215052843 OTUKPO
164 215052830 GBOKO
165 215052539 MAKURDI
166 215163062 ZUNGERU
167 215163059 BIDA
168 215163017 C/O MINNA MAIN BRANCH
169 215162665 MINNA
170 215162267 BIDA
171 215162034 MINNA
172 215162034 MINNA
173 215233358 ABA
174 215233206 CONSTITUTION CRESCENT, ABA
175 215232498 ABA
176 215214076 PORT HARCOURT
177 215213886 PORT HARCOURT
178 215213844 TRANS AMADI
179 215213640 TRANS AMADI
180 215213349 ABA ROAD
181 215213336 OMOKU
182 215212489 AZIKIWE ROAD
183 215212133 ABA ROAD
184 215213255 TRANS AMADI
185 215223193 TALATA-MAFARA
186 215223151 YABO
187 215223148 SOKOTO MARKET
188 215223135 SABON BIRNI
189 215223122 GWADABAWA
190 215223119 C/O SOKOTO MAIN BRANCH
191 215223106 BODINGA
192 215272982 ZURU
193 215222738 GUSAU
194 215222709 GUSAU
195 215272584 BIRNIN KEBBI (FORMERLY B.O.N)
196 215272319 BIRNIN KEBBI (FORMERLY INTERCITY)
197 215272306 JEGA
198 215222204 SOKOTO
199 215222110 GUSAU
200 215013662 UYO
201 215012799 UYO
202 215303165 WUKARI
203 215092780 UBA
204 215092777 NUMAN
205 215092764 MUBI
206 215302713 JALINGO
207 215092515 YOLA

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Senate Passes Bill to Bolster Nigeria Deposit Insurance, Protect Depositors’ Funds

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The Nigerian Senate has taken a significant step to safeguard depositors and promote trust in the country’s banking system by passing a bill to enhance the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC).

The Senate passed the bill on Tuesday, October 29, during its plenary.

Senator Adetokunbo Abiru (APC-Lagos), who sponsored the bill titled “The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation Act 2023” said the bill aims to strengthen the country’s financial system.

According to him, the amendment of the NDIC bill will not only ensure the safety of depositors’ funds but also the stability of financial institutions and promote trust in the banking sector.

Abiru said, “The Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation (Amendment) Bill, 2024, is a critical piece of legislation aimed at strengthening the Nigerian financial system.

“The proposed amendments will enhance the NDIC’s capacity to safeguard depositors, ensure the stability of financial institutions, and promote trust in the banking system.

“Given the rapidly evolving nature of the financial sector, this Bill represents a timely response to the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.”

He added that the bill seeks to empower the corporation by guaranteeing its independence in performing its statutory functions per Section 1 (3) of the principal Act.

“The principal (2023) Act restricts the President’s power to appoint the Managing Director and Executive Directors, requiring recommendations from the Central Bank of Nigeria Governor.

“The 2024 bill now seeks to align this provision with the President’s appointment powers as enshrined in the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 as amended.

“The Act’s provision that makes the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Finance, the Chairman of the Board is also under review due to the demands on that office.

“Furthermore, the bill introduces a requirement for the Minister of Finance to constitute an Interim Management Committee for the Corporation within 30 days after the Board’s term expires or is terminated.

“This is to prevent challenges in the Corporation’s operations caused by the absence of a board.”

The bill, which received the support of all members, was approved following the Senate Committee on Banking, Insurance, and Other Financial Institutions’ report review.

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No System Upgrade Currently Underway, First Bank Tells Customers 

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One of the leading first generational banks in Nigeria, First Bank has clarified that it is not embarking on any system upgrade as erroneously reported in the social media.

Many of the commercial bank’s customers have expressed concerns over possible disruptions in banking transactions as fake report filtered that First Bank was upgrading its services.

Some had said there might be difficulties in withdrawing money or using the applications of the bank for their transactions.

Meanwhile, clarifying the misleading reports, First Bank assured its customers of seamless banking operations.

Maintaining that there is no system upgrade underway, a statement issued by the management and obtained by Investors King on Friday explained that the misrepresented statement was intended to its vendors only.

It said the step was focused on transitioning from its current I-Supplier Platform to a new Cloud-Based Supplier for improved benefits for its vendors.

“We wish to address a misleading report circulating in the media regarding a system upgrade at FirstBank.

“The message which was incorrectly interpreted and reported was sent to, and intended for our vendors only and focused on transitioning from our current I-Supplier Platform (our automated platform that connects us to suppliers) to a new Cloud-based Supplier Platform (worldclass platform for managing suppliers), to enable additional capabilities and benefits for our vendors.

“Please be informed that no system upgrade is currently underway, and all our customer applications are fully operational. We are not experiencing disruption to our services, and our banking systems, customer transactions, channels, etc, will not be affected by the enhanced supplier platform.

“Rest assured that our commitment to seamless service delivery remains unwavering as you continue to enjoy uninterrupted access to our services,” the statement reads.

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NNPC Has Started Settling $6bn Debt to Foreign Suppliers— Wale Edun

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The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun has said the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited has commenced the repayment of $6 billion debt owed to suppliers.

Edun made this announcement during a meeting with investors in the U.S. capital on the sidelines of the 2024 annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank.

The revelation came amidst growing concerns about the NNPC’s financial stability and its capacity to sustain petrol supply to the domestic market.

The company had previously acknowledged owing suppliers of premium motor spirit (PMS).

Addressing the issue of ongoing foreign exchange subsidies, Minister Edun clarified that “In terms of NNPC and their situation, the reality is that, although the subsidy on May 29, 2023, was removed and was no longer on the balance sheet of the government, it did rear its head, not in terms of petrol subsidy, but foreign exchange subsidy, which was borne elsewhere, and borne mainly by NNPC,” the minister said.

Mr Edun also expressed optimism about the company’s future.

“I think what I can say about their own situation is with where they are now, they have a route to paying down their payables and I’m sure that in no time at all, they will start.

“From what I understand, they have even commenced the process of paying down their payables,”he said.

The NNPC had some months ago acknowledged that it was owing the money, but admitted it was remitting money into the purse of the country.

“But NNPC Ltd., through its subsidiary, NNPC Trading, has many open trade credit lines from several traders.

“The company is paying its obligations of related invoices on a first-in-first-out (FIFO) basis,” he said.

“It is not correct to say that NNPC Ltd. has not remitted any money to the Federation Account since January. NNPC Ltd. and all its subsidiaries remit their taxes to the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) regularly.

“This is in addition to payments of CIT to road contractors under the Road Investment Tax Credit Scheme. In all, NNPC Ltd. is the largest contributor to the tax revenue shared every month at the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC),” the NNPC had said in a statement in August.

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