Nigeria Postal Code | Postal Code For Nigeria States — We have come to understand that most people don’t know the difference between Nigeria Postal Code and Nigeria Zip code. From observations, many people mistake Nigeria Postal code for zip code and vise visa. There is a misconception regarding what postal code is being used for most people don’t know the difference because their close relationship.
Postal code in Nigeria are numeric, consisting of six (6) digits. NIPOST, the Nigerian Postal Service, divides the country into nine (9) regions, which make up the first digit of the code. It has been designed to work in a particular way, the second and third digits, combined with the first, are the dispatch district for outgoing sorting. While the last three digits represent the delivery location. A delivery location can be any of the following; a post office facility, a rural area, or an urban area.
Nigeria Postal Code
Judging by the information contained in second paragraph, the main postal head office in each postal code region will have a postal code ending in “0001”. In the same contest, Garki Main HO in Abuja has the postal code “900001”, Ikeja HO in Lagos has 100001, and Port Harcourt has “500001” then Lokoja in Kogi has “270001” just like that. It has been strategically designed that the lowest postcode is “100001” and the highest is “982002”. If you have been confusing postal code with zip code that has to stop because it can cause you a big harm than help. Zip code means ‘Zone Improvement Plan’ and it’s very different from the dialing codes. In most cases you will be required to provide a Postal Code or Zip code when filling online forms, people get it all wrong when they get the postal or zip code aspect.
This article has in it the complete Nigeria postal code for all Nigeria states. Please when ever you are prompted to provide the Postal code or Zip code you should know what to do. Many people have lost jobs because of this little mistake. Please, The Nigeria Postal code or Zip code is not the ‘+234’. It is entirely different. ‘+234’ is the Nigeria dialing code.
Complete List Of Postal Code For Nigeria States | Nigeria Postal Code
- Abuja (F.C.T) 900001
- Kogi State 260001
- Plateau State 930001
- Adamawa State 640001
- Bauchi State 740001
- Rivers State 500001
- Lagos (Island) 101001
- Lagos (Mainland) 100001
- Enugu State 400001
- Imo State 460001
- Borno State 600001
- Taraba State 660001
- Yobe State 320001
- Kwara State 240001
- Niger State 920001
- Jigawa State 720001
- Kaduna State 800001
- Kano State 700001
- Abia State 440001
- Anambra State 420001
- Ebonyi State 840001
- Akwa Ibom State 520001
- Delta State 320001
- Edo State 300001
- Ogun State 110001
- Ondo State 340001
- Katsina State 820001
- Kebbi State 860001
- Sokoto State 840001
- Osun State 230001
- Oyo State 200001
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