Keystone Bank Limited has announced the relocation of its former Awolowo Road branch in Ikoyi to a newly developed, state-of-the-art banking facility located at 1 Keffi/Manuwa Street, Ikoyi, Lagos.

According to a statement by the bank, the relocation from 36 Awolowo Road underscores Keystone Bank’s commitment to enhancing customer experience, improving operational efficiency, and deepening engagement with clients and businesses within the Ikoyi commercial district.

The bank noted that the newly relocated branch was purposefully designed to provide a modern, convenient, and customer-centric banking environment that aligns with evolving customer expectations and contemporary banking standards.

The official opening ceremony, held on Wednesday, January 21, 2026, attracted members of the bank’s executive management, staff, customers, and key stakeholders from the Ikoyi community.

Speaking at the event, Hassan Imam, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Keystone Bank, said the relocation is part of the bank’s broader strategy to strengthen its footprint in major commercial hubs while delivering innovative and responsive banking solutions.

“The relocation of the branch offers us another opportunity to further optimise our strategic expansion and digital transformation drive by deploying channels that enhance our customers’ experience at all touchpoints,” Imam said.
“As a bank, we will continue to raise the bar in creating best-in-class service environments for our customers in line with our core values of professionalism and customer focus.”

Also speaking, Nnenna Anyim-Okoro, Executive Director, South and Corporate Bank, described the relocation as a reflection of Keystone Bank’s customer-first philosophy, innovation mindset, and long-term commitment to sustainable growth.

“This new branch is a hub for community interaction, business support, and seamless banking solutions. We are committed to continuous investment in people, technology, and processes that enhance customer experience and build long-term trust,” she said.

Customers within the Ikoyi axis praised Keystone Bank for what they described as progressive and customer-focused leadership, noting that the bank has consistently positioned itself as more than just a financial institution, but a trusted partner.

They described the new location as strategic and well-considered, adding that the bank has continued to support individuals and local businesses, particularly during challenging economic periods. Customers also encouraged residents and businesses within Ikoyi and its environs to consider Keystone Bank as a preferred financial partner.

The relocation reinforces Keystone Bank’s ongoing efforts to modernise its service delivery, strengthen community ties, and provide tailored financial solutions within Nigeria’s key economic centres.