Nurses Across The Borders, Keystone Bank Sign MOU To Deepen Diaspora Engagement
Nurses Across the Borders International, NABHI, and Keystone Bank Nigeria Ltd have signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MOU, to drive strategic engagement with Nigerians in the Diaspora worldwide.
The formal signing took place on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, at the Keystone Bank Corporate Headquarters in Lagos.
The agreement established a framework for collaboration between the healthcare advocacy organization and the financial institution. Under the MOU, NABHI will facilitate opportunities for Keystone Bank to engage Nigerian Diaspora organizations globally.
According to the document, the partnership is intended to be balanced and equitable, with specific terms for major initiatives to be agreed upon by both parties before implementation.
The parties agreed to explore joint initiatives aimed at: Facilitating access to reliable financial services for the Nigerian diaspora through Keystone Bank; Leveraging NABHI’s network and reputation for community engagement to foster financial inclusion; and Creating structured opportunities for Keystone Bank to present its products directly to the diaspora community.
Key dignitaries present at the signing ceremony included: Pastor Peters Omoragbon, Executive President, Nurses Across the Borders International” Mrs. Joan Enukorah – Group Head, Private Bank, Corporate Banking, Keystone Bank; and Mr. Oladipo Olaniyan, Sector Head, Diaspora Banking, Corporate Banking, Keystone Bank.
The MOU is expected to strengthen ties between Nigeria’s health sector stakeholders and financial institutions, while providing the over 17 million Nigerians in the diaspora with better access to banking products and services.
With NABHI’s global reach and UN affiliations, and Keystone Bank’s growing diaspora banking portfolio, the partnership is being described as a strategic step toward inclusive development and economic empowerment.
