Full Nigeria postal code list for all 36 states.

Do you know what Nigeria postal code is?

The postcode is a certain indicator one uses to deliver mail, parcels and big packages to the right place. If you wish to know what postal code Nigeria uses for delivery in your state, spare just 5 minutes to discover it in this post.

Usually, people use postal codification and zip codes for handling deliveries and mail. The problem is that countries like the USA use only zip codes while the other ones use postal codes. Furthermore, in some countries like Nigeria, these two code types mean the same thing. However, some people still confuse postal code with a dialling combination. Nigeria includes six geopolitical zones. Each area has a long history and background. During the times of rule of President Ibrahim Babangida, the government created a convenient system of allocation of human resources. One of them is the post-delivery. Thus, people obtained a possibility to ship and order products, cosmetics, clothes, etc.

Here is the list of Nigeria combinations for all its states and FCT:

Abia – 440001

Adamawa – 640001

Akwa Ibom – 520001

Anambra – 420001

Bauchi – 740001

Bayelsa – 561001

Benue – 970001

Borno – 600001

Cross River – 540001

Delta – 320001

Ebonyi – 840001

Edo – 300001

Ekiti – 360001

Enugu - 400001

Gombe – 760001

Imo – 460001

Jigawa – 720001

Kaduna – 700001

Kano – 800001

Katsina – 820001

Kebbi – 860001

Kogi – 260001

Kwara – 240001

Lagos (mainland/island) – 100001/101001

Nasarawa – 962001

Niger – 920001

Ogun – 110001

Ondo – 340001

Osun – 230001

Oyo – 200001

Plateau – 930001

Rivers – 500001

Sokoto – 840001

Taraba – 660001

Yobe – 320001

Zamfara – 860001

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