Accion MfB Commissions 76th Branch in Wuse, Expands National Footprint

Sunday Ehigiator

Accion Microfinance Bank (MfB) has expanded its national footprint with the commissioning of its 76th branch nationwide and third outlet in Abuja, reinforcing its commitment to deepening financial inclusion across Nigeria.

The new branch, strategically located at Wuse Market, Herbert Macaulay Way, Wuse, Abuja, was officially opened on over the weekend.

In a statement issued by the bank, the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Accion MfB, Mr. Taiwo Joda, described the development as a strategic move to support entrepreneurs and small businesses in the Federal Capital Territory.

“Wuse is a vital commercial center with enormous potential. The new branch here is a deliberate step toward supporting the hardworking entrepreneurs and business owners who drive economic activity in this area. Our goal is simple: to make financial services accessible to the people who need them most,” he said.

Joda noted that the bank’s expansion aligns with its broader mission of promoting financial inclusion and empowering underserved communities with affordable and reliable banking services.

Also speaking, the Group Head, Operations, Mr. Ayodeji Mebude, reaffirmed the bank’s long-term commitment to service excellence and sustainable growth.

“We are committed to ensuring that every customer who walks into this branch experiences efficiency, professionalism and reliable service. Our systems, people and processes are fully aligned to support businesses and individuals as they grow,” he stated.

The bank explained that the new branch is designed to offer a wide range of financial services, including loans, savings, investments and digital banking solutions tailored to traders and small business owners operating in and around Wuse.

Ahead of the official commissioning, Accion MfB carried out a two-day community engagement and market sensitisation campaign across key commercial hubs such as Wuse Market, Intercontinental Plaza (Wuse Zone 3 Mall) and the Wuse Zone 3 Shopping Complex, aimed at promoting financial literacy and introducing residents to its products and services.

The bank therefore reiterated its commitment to transforming lives and businesses through inclusive and sustainable financial services nationwide.