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Nigeria Postal Code List 2023 Check All Zip Codes for all States

Nigeria Postal Code List 2023 – If you’ve filled an online form before, then you must have come across a section asking for your postal code. The Nigerian postal code, is almost always required during online registrations, hence it is important to know your postal code.

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Most people often wonder of what importance is the postal code, and why it is Β even required. If you desire to know the answers to these questions, then carefully read through this article.Information Guide Nigeria

In today’s post, I’ll be showing you all you need to know about the Nigerian postal code and zip code. Including the postal code for every state in Nigeria. Continue reading this post to find out.

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What are Postal Codes?

Postal codes are important codes needed during delivery of mails or other packages from outside the country. These codes can be used to determine the exact location where the package should be sent.

Every place on earth, has its own unique identification code which differentiates it from other places. This unique identification code that can be used to distinguish a particular place and location is called the zip code (postal code).JAMB Form

Every state in Nigeria including the federal capital has its own postal code assigned to them by NIPOST. These postal codes are usually 6 digits and can be used to determine each location within Nigeria.

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What is The Difference Between Nigeria Postal Code And Zip Code?

Nigeria Postal Code and Zip code is essentially the same thing. The only difference between the Nigerian postal code and zip code is that while the postal code is used to identify geolocation of the states outside the United States, zip codes are used mainly within the United States of America. Other countries like Nigeria use the term postal codes.

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The Nigerian postal code is made up of 6 digits which looks like this β€œ100001”. The first digit represents the region of the state (NIPOST divided all 36 states of Nigeria into 9 regions). The second and third digits represents the dispatch district, while the last 3 digits represents the exact delivery location.JAMB Result

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The Nigeria Postal Code 2023: The Complete List

Belo is the full list of Nigeria postal code for all 36 states, and the FCT Abuja:

  1. Abia State postal code – 440001
  2. Adamawa State postal code – 640001
  3. Akwa Ibom State postal code – 520001Nigeria Postal Code List
  4. Anambra State postal code – 420001
  5. Bauchi State postal code – 740001
  6. Bayelsa State postal code – 561001
  7. Benue State postal code – 970001
  8. Borno State postal code – 600001Npower Recruitment
  9. Cross River State postal code – 540001
  10. Delta State postal code – 320001
  11. Ebonyi State postal code – 840001
  12. Edo State postal code –.300001
  13. Ekiti State postal code – 360001
  14. Enugu State postal code – 400001WAEC Result
  15. Gombe State postal code – 760001
  16. Imo State postal code – 460001
  17. Jigawa State postal code – 720001
  18. Kaduna State postal code – 700001
  19. Kano State postal code – 800001
  20. Katsina State postal code – 820001
  21. Kebbi State postal code – 860001
  22. Kogi State postal code – 260001
  23. Kwara State postal code – 240001
  24. Lagos State postal code – 100001
  25. Nasarawa State postal code – 962001
  26. Niger State postal code – 920001
  27. Ogun State postal code – 110001
  28. Ondo State postal code – 340001
  29. Osun State postal code – 230001
  30. Oyo State postal code – 200001
  31. Plateau State postal code – 930001How to Print NYSC Clearance Form
  32. Rivers State postal code – 500001
  33. Sokoto State postal code – 840001
  34. Taraba State postal code – 660001
  35. Yobe State postal code – 320001
  36. Zamfara State postal code – 860001
  37. Abuja postal code – 900001How Much Is iPhone 13 In Nigeria, Specs, Reviews

There you have it! The complete postal code for all 36 states of the Federation including the Federal Capital Territory.

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