Abeokuta North Local Government Area is located in Ogun State, Nigeria. Its headquarters in Akomoje and its postcode ranges from 110101 – 110101 which specifies the location for mail or parcel delivery.
Postcodes or zip codes are the six numeric digits generated by NIPOST and they’re used for sorting mail. You cannot send, receive, or track a package from Abeokuta North if you do not know its postcode. Thus, knowing the postal code of your town or village in Abeokuta North L.G.A may come in handy.
The postal codes are not just numbers that identify a location. They have become social identifiers – giving information on the demographics of the people of Abeokuta North.
This L.G.A. has towns and villages and each of them has a unique postal code/ZIP code as assigned to them by Nigeria Postal Service (NIPOST)
List of Places in Abeokuta North and Their Postal Code
list of towns in Abeokuta north Local government that uses 110103 postal code are follows:
Abayawo, Abule Egba, Abule Oba, Abule Ojo, Abule Seriki, Adelabu, Adimo, Agba, Ajegunle, Akala, Akere, Akiegun, Akinniyi, Alagbagba, Alagbede, Alagogo, Alamola, Aleelo, Alowo Esin, Anigbado, Apasi, Apata-Oke odo, Apata, Aragba, Aragudu, Are Elebute, Arobajo, Asanusi, Aseso, Asipa, Ategbe, Atoku, Ayo, Baala, Baale, Baba Ellegun, Bamajo, Begbinlawo, Dasofunjo, Elemugbarade, Eleyoiju, Fagbenro, Falekan, Fapota, Fookusewa, Iajiye, Idera, Idi Ori, Idiata, Idiemi, Idiya, Ijaiye orike, Ijala Orile, Ijala Papa, Ijaye Oke Odo, Ikereku, Ilala, Ileniku, Ilugun Orile, Location, Inawole, Ipaya, Isaka, Iwelode, Iwofin, Iyalode Tibo, Iyalode, Jaarija, Kesan Orile, Kesan, Ketu, Kojala, Laluwe, Moloso, Mulero, Odango, Ogbaagba, Ogbon Elegba, Ogboye, Ogenne, Ogunola, Ogunte, Oje, Ojo, Ojokodo, Ojubo Lade, Ojubu Akinwande, Ojubu Latilewa, Ojugbele, Ojumo, Okooko, Oloko, Olorunda Market, Olowu, Olukosi, Omilende, Onlado, Orunto, Oyan Lawn, Remilekun, Sangowole, Tibo, Tim, Tofi, Yagi, Yawo.
Another list of places in Abeokuta North Local Government that uses 110101 postal code are:
Abese, Abesin Isale, Abesin Oke, Abomolaso, Abule -Oke Sabo Area, Abule Adelanwa, Abule Nla, Abule odunjo, Abule Ohori, Abule Oko, Abule Olowojo, Abule Olowun, Abule Owe, Abule Titun Village, Abule – Aje, Adeku, Adeleye, Adeotan, Adeyori, Afagba, Afonja, Agarawu, Agbanla, Agbawo, Ago – Odo, Ago – Owu, Ago-Ika, oja Agbo, Agunmona, Ajana, Ajegunle, Akala, Akere, Akin olugbade, Akinmade Oloro, Akinwunmi, Akiode, Akomoje, Alamaa, Alamala Barrack, Alapako Idi-Emi, Alapo, Alaru, Amoror N.T.A, Amukankan, Anifa, Anigbagbo, Anima-Saun, Animale, Apana, Apapa oluwa, Apo-Owu, Araromi – Aiyetoro, Aro Hospital, Aro village, Asani, Aseeso, Asipa Ijeja, Ata, Atapa Ikoyi, Atapa Ishaga, Ate.
Places that also use 110101 are Babalogun, Banjoko, Base Olodi, Base, Bembe, Bosero, Church, Daga, Dasogunjo, Dega, Denro, Ekefun, Ekerin, Eko, Elega, Elepo, Elewuro, Eruku, Erunbe, Fafunke, Fagbenro, Falano, GAA, Garage Area, Gbengeri, Gbolaku, Gbomolese, Gbopa, Housing Elega.
List of Places/Town in Abeokuta – 110101
Here are the places where you receive and sent parcel with the postal code 110101:
Ibara Orile, Ibaro, Iberekodo, Idan, Iwo, ijaye, Idere, Idi emi, Idi Emo, Idi Igba, Idi Ori, Idi-Iya/Onisasa, Idiro Lanlowo, Idiroko, Idofin, Idomapa, Igbeyin, Igbo Egun, Igbo – Aje, Igbogbede, Igosun, Ija Ofa, Ikeye, Ijaaye Onipepeye, Ijaiye Deyorin, Ijaje Road, Ijako, Ijemo, Ijesha, Ijeun, Ika Ajibefun, Ika Oloba, Ikerek, Ikereku Idan, Ikereku, Ikija, Ila -Olona, Ilakan, Ilawo, Ilewo Township, Ilewo, Ilugun Agunrin (Mokola), Ilugun Isale, Ilugun Itun Oluwo, Ilugun , Ind. Est. (Idi-Ori, Ipaya Akintunde, Isaga Orile, Isaga Township, Isagbesan, Ita Balogun, Ita Iyalode, Ita Morin, Ita Oje, Oke Iddo, Ita Oshin, Ita – Kinoshi, Itaka, Ajitadun, Iyalo Iliewo Oke, Iyaye Obirintin.
Other places that use 110101 are Jagbadarigi, Jebode, Kanuko, Keere, Kipe, Km 3 (mile 2 -a Stream), Kobiti, Kogo, Kojola, Koosa Kerere, Koosa Nla, Kukudi, Kumapayi, Kurere, Lafenwa, Layeni, Leper colony, Loki, Luhami, Lukosi, Lupona, Madi, Makinde, Malomo, Mulero, Nageke, Obada Market, Obada, Obalakun, Obangeri, Odi Ori, Ogbe, Ogbodo, Ogboye, Ogongo, Ogun (Adedotun), Ogungbade, Ojangangagan, Ojibo-Alade, Ojokodo/Ijaye, Oke Ata Housing Est., Oke Oko, Oke Pape, Oke Sokori, Oke, Olomore Housing Estate, Olomore Village, Olorogun Village, Olorogun, Olose, Olowo Odunjo, Olowo Papa, Olowo, Olubo, Oluwanfere, Oluwo Ikije, Onipako, Oniyanrin village, Onju, Ontoye, Oogidan, Ope Oluwa Village, Ori Okuta, Orun, Osho, Osieke, Osun Lafunke, Owode, Owu Olubode, Owu Tuntun.
Padiku, Ponkuku, Sala Ayiinla, Salu, Sangote, Sapon, Sariki, Siga Mayero, Sodeke/Oko, Sodipe, Solosun, Surulere Area Ita, Taiwo, Telefun, Temidire off Sabo/Abule, Tolato, Toroto/African, Township, Yagi, Yagofijo, Yogun.
How to Track a Package From the Post Office
Mails and items sent through NIPOST are trackable. This means you will receive a tracking number and be able to check where your items are on their journey to Nigeria or other countries.
If you already have your tracking number, you can go straight to the NIPOST ‘Track trace’ page and enter the number in the text box to track your delivery.
To track your item, you will need the reference number found on your Post Office receipt. This may be called a barcode or a reference. The reference number is between 9 and 27 characters long.
FAQ
How do I know if my item has arrived at the post office?
To know if your item has arrived make use of the convenient track and trace System, available on the NIPOST website. You can also call or sent an email to the Customer Service Centre if you cannot find your mail item.
There are other tracking software but I recommend the NIPOST because the website has all the postal codes of all the states, L.G.As, cities, institutions, universities, towns, and villages in Nigeria. It’s also managed by the Nigerian government.
Does NIPOST deliver outside Nigeria?
The Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) is the national carrier of all classes of mail items for delivery both within and outside Nigeria. Mail items, which include letters, postcards, printed papers, parcels, and aerograms are processed through the post office. On this, you need to learn postal code and ZIP code, how they work.
If you already have your tracking number, you can go straight to the ‘Track Trace’ page and enter the number in the text box to track your delivery.
Package/items can be tracked on NIPOST for free. You will need your ID and the tracking number to collect your item, plus money for import taxes and the handling fee if the item is being shipped from another country. You need to ask the sender for the tracking number.
How much does it cost to ship to Abeokuta North?
The price of the shipping varies depending on whether it is domestic delivery and the delivery method you choose, the dimensions, and the weight of the package.
Cheaper methods cost between ₦1000 to ₦2000. The more expensive ones are usually above ₦5000 for the smaller package.
Does Jumia use a courier or postal service for delivery in Abeokuta North, Ogun State?
It depends on what kind of delivery you choose yourself: free, or paid. This will determine the way of delivery. If it is free shipping, the parcel will likely be delivered by postal services. If it is a paid shipment – the courier service will be responsible for delivery.
However, some goods on Jumia support only one specific method of delivery and you should consider this before placing your order.
And if the goods are to be shipped from outside the country, you should know that some courier services do not deliver shipments to certain countries, then the parcel will also be handed over to the postal service.
It is best to check how the parcel will be delivered before paying for the purchase.
Your postal code or ZIP code is also used as a security measure. When buying items online with a credit card, you’ll usually be asked to provide the mailing address linked with your card.
This measure is to ensure that you’re the one using your card. Some sites also prompt you to provide your postal code. For instance, whenever I make purchases on Namecheap, they usually prompt me to provide my postal code and if I didn’t provide it the transaction will always be unsuccessful.