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Postal codes help with parcel delivery. In Ekiti State and Nigeria in general, they’re called “postal codes,” not Zip codes. The code for Ekiti State ranges from 360001 to 372109. Code 360001 is for the NIPOST Headquarters. Ekiti is in the South West part of Nigeria, and it has sixteen local government areas (LGAs). Each … Read more
In Nigeria, including Edo State, the term “ZIP code” is not commonly used. Instead, the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) uses postal codes to designate specific areas to sort and deliver mail. The Edo State postal code is 300001 to 313111. It is a numerical code that helps the postal service sort and deliver mail quickly … Read more
Delta State postcode starts at 320001 and ends at 334196. The code is used for mail sorting and parcel delivery. The second and third digits show the dispatch district; the fourth digit signifies the route; and the last two digits represent the delivery location. Delta State has 25 local governments, each with districts and unique … Read more
Cross River State is located in the south-south geopolitical zone of Nigeria. To facilitate mail delivery within the state, the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) assigned unique postal codes, with the headquarters in Cross River State bearing the code 500001. How Postal Code for Cross River State Works To address the specific postal needs of different … Read more
Borno State is located in the northeastern region of Nigeria. The Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) assigned a specific postal code to the headquarters of Borno State, which is 600001. However, each L.G.A., town, and street within the state has its own distinct postal code. Postal Code for Borno State Borno State is divided into 27 … Read more
Benue State, situated in the heart of Nigeria’s North Central region, is not only known for its picturesque landscapes but also for its administrative structure, including the postal code system for parcel delivery. As of the 2006 census, Benue State boasts a population of 4,253,641 people, making it the 9th most populous state in Nigeria. … Read more
Bayelsa State, situated in the southern region of Nigeria, is a relatively young state that came into existence in 1996. Located in the heart of the Niger Delta, it was carved out of Rivers State, and Yenagoa serves as its capital. Known for its rich oil and natural gas deposits, Bayelsa plays a significant role … Read more
Bauchi State, situated in the North-East geopolitical zone of Nigeria, boasts a diverse landscape bordered by Jigawa, Yobe, Gombe, Taraba, Plateau, Kaduna, and Kano. The state is home to a rich cultural heritage and unique communities. The Bauchi State Postal Code, essential for mail and parcel delivery, ranges from 740001 to 752107. Notably, 740001 serves … Read more
Anambra State, known as the “Light of the Nation,” is a key player in Nigeria’s South Eastern region, founded in 1991. Home to urban hubs like Onitsha, Okpoko town, Ogbaru, Nnewi, and the capital city, Awka, the state is divided into 21 local governments. The postal code system is managed by the Nigerian Postal Service … Read more
Nigeria, known for its diverse cultures and landscapes, is administratively divided into states, each with unique characteristics. Among these states is Akwa Ibom, which separated from Cross River State in 1987. Uyo, the state capital, serves as the administrative hub. Comprising 31 local government areas, Akwa Ibom is the 30th-largest state and the fifteenth-most populous, … Read more