First Bank held a groundbreaking ceremony for its 40-storey green-certified headquarters at Eko Atlantic City, Lagos.
Vice President Kashim Shettima, Aliko Dangote, Femi Otedola, governors, ministers, senators, and industry leaders attended the prestigious event.
Bank spokesperson Olayinka Ijabiyi stated that the headquarters would be Nigeria’s tallest building upon completion.
He described the project as an engineering marvel featuring technologically advanced, eco-friendly, and sophisticated construction techniques.

The bank reaffirmed its commitment to excellence, innovation, and sustainability through this transformative headquarters development.
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Designed for sustainability, the green-certified structure will minimize operational costs and promote eco-friendly banking practices.
FirstBank CEO Olusegun Alebiosu called the headquarters “a significant milestone” in the bank’s innovation-driven journey.
He emphasized that the development would foster economic growth, drive innovation, and enhance customer experience.
FirstHoldCo Chairman Femi Otedola highlighted the importance of stakeholder collaboration in realizing this ambitious project.
He expressed gratitude for customers’ unwavering support in bringing the vision of FirstBank’s headquarters to life.
With over 130 years of legacy, First Bank remains dedicated to innovation, sustainability, and customer-focused services.