Expanding into Lagos strengthens access to responsible credit,” says Irvin Global CEO at Ikeja, Victoria Island Branch Openings

Irvin Global and Investment Group has opened new branches in Ikeja and Victoria Island, Lagos State, with Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Nwangwa Uzonna, stating that the expansion is intended to improve access to structured financial services for individuals, SMEs, and corporate clients.

Speaking at the inauguration, Dr. Nwangwa noted that the move is part of a measured strategy to increase the company’s operational presence in key commercial hubs. “Expanding into Lagos strengthens access to responsible credit and supports more efficient service delivery,” he said.

The company, headquartered in Abuja, provides financial services including structured credit facilities to a broad range of clients. Its expansion into Lagos is aligned with a strategy focused on accessibility, compliance, and operational efficiency.

Joy Olowokere, General Manager, Business Development, explained that the new branches would follow robust pre-disbursement assessments and structured repayment frameworks. “The aim is to ensure that clients can access credit responsibly while maintaining institutional standards,” she said.

Irvin Global currently has a workforce of around 5,000 professionals across Nigeria to manage its operations and support client engagement.

The company offers several types of credit facilities designed to meet diverse needs:

• Payday Credit Facility: Short-term loans to bridge temporary income gaps.
• Payroll Credit Facility: Loans structured through employer payroll systems.
• mBusiness Credit Facility: Funding for operational growth and liquidity management.
• SME Credit Facility: Working capital and equipment financing for small and medium-sized businesses.
• Asset Financing: Loans for vehicles, equipment, and other business assets.
• Local Purchase Order (LPO) Financing: Funding for contractors and suppliers to fulfil confirmed orders.

Each facility operates under defined repayment terms and clear documentation, with an emphasis on responsible lending practices.

Dr. Nwangwa said that the expansion is guided by principles of governance and accountability. “The intention is to strengthen service delivery and provide structured financial support in a manner that aligns with regulatory and institutional standards,” he said.

The opening of the Ikeja and Victoria Island branches reflects Irvin Global’s ongoing efforts to broaden its presence and improve access to credit in Lagos, supporting economic activity for individuals, SMEs, and corporate organizations in Nigeria’s financial sector.