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List of Nigeria’s Postal Codes for All 36 States and FCT

Many Nigerians are unaware of their postal codes, yet they are essential for completing online applications, registrations, and deliveries. If you've ever filled out an online form and found yourself wondering what your postal code is, you're not alone!

Understanding Nigeria’s Postal Code System

Nigeria’s postal codes consist of six digits, assigned by the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST). The country is divided into nine regions, with the first digit of the code representing the specific region. The next two digits, combined with the first, designate the dispatch district for outgoing mail sorting.

Knowing your postal code can save time when filling out forms, making online purchases, or receiving important correspondence. That’s why I’m bringing this vital information to you today. Below is a complete list of postal codes for all 36 states and the FCT, Abuja.

Nigeria’s Postal Codes by State

1. Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja

📍 Abuja Postal Code: 900001

2. South-East States

📍 Abia State: 440001
📍 Anambra State: 420001
📍 Ebonyi State: 840001
📍 Enugu State: 400001
📍 Imo State: 460001

3. South-South States

📍 Akwa Ibom State: 520001
📍 Bayelsa State: 561001
📍 Cross River State: 540001
📍 Delta State: 320001
📍 Edo State: 300001
📍 Rivers State: 500001

4. South-West States

📍 Ekiti State: 360001
📍 Lagos (Island): 101001
📍 Lagos (Mainland): 100001
📍 Ogun State: 110001
📍 Ondo State: 340001
📍 Osun State: 230001
📍 Oyo State: 200001

5. North-Central States

📍 Benue State: 970001
📍 Kogi State: 260001
📍 Kwara State: 240001
📍 Nasarawa State: 962001
📍 Niger State: 920001
📍 Plateau State: 930001

6. North-East States

📍 Adamawa State: 640001
📍 Bauchi State: 740001
📍 Borno State: 600001
📍 Gombe State: 760001
📍 Taraba State: 660001
📍 Yobe State: 320001

7. North-West States

📍 Jigawa State: 720001
📍 Kaduna State: 800001
📍 Kano State: 700001
📍 Katsina State: 820001
📍 Kebbi State: 860001
📍 Sokoto State: 840001
📍 Zamfara State: 880001

Why You Should Know Your Postal Code

  • For online registrations: Many forms require a postal code when signing up for services.

  • For package deliveries: Knowing your correct postal code ensures faster and accurate delivery of parcels.

  • For official correspondence: Government forms and banking services often ask for postal codes.

  • For job applications: Some applications may require a valid postal code for location verification.

Now that you have this list, bookmark it or save your state's postal code for easy reference. Share this with friends and family to help them, too.

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