Find accurate 6-digit postal codes for all 36 states, Federal Capital Territory, and 774 Local Government Areas in Nigeria.
| State | Capital | Postal Code Range | LGAs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abia | Umuahia | 440001-450005 | 17 |
| Adamawa | Yola | 640001-650005 | 21 |
| Akwa Ibom | Uyo | 520001-530005 | 31 |
| Anambra | Awka | 420001-430005 | 21 |
| Bauchi | Bauchi | 740001-750005 | 20 |
| Bayelsa | Yenagoa | 560001-570005 | 8 |
| Benue | Makurdi | 970001-982112 | 23 |
| Borno | Maiduguri | 600001-610005 | 27 |
| Cross River | Calabar | 540001-550005 | 18 |
| Delta | Asaba | 320001-330005 | 25 |
| Ebonyi | Abakaliki | 480001-490005 | 13 |
| Edo | Benin City | 300001-310005 | 18 |
| Ekiti | Ado-Ekiti | 360001-370005 | 16 |
| Enugu | Enugu | 400001-410005 | 17 |
| FCT | Abuja | 900001-900288 | 6 |
| Gombe | Gombe | 760001-770005 | 11 |
| Imo | Owerri | 460001-470005 | 27 |
| Jigawa | Dutse | 720001-730005 | 27 |
| Kaduna | Kaduna | 800001-810005 | 23 |
| Kano | Kano | 700001-710005 | 44 |
| Katsina | Katsina | 820001-830005 | 34 |
| Kebbi | Birnin Kebbi | 860001-870005 | 21 |
| Kogi | Lokoja | 260001-270005 | 21 |
| Kwara | Ilorin | 240001-250005 | 16 |
| Lagos | Ikeja | 100001-110005 | 20 |
| Nasarawa | Lafia | 950001-960005 | 13 |
| Niger | Minna | 920001-930005 | 25 |
| Ogun | Abeokuta | 110001-120005 | 20 |
| Ondo | Akure | 340001-350005 | 18 |
| Osun | Oshogbo | 230001-240005 | 30 |
| Oyo | Ibadan | 200001-210005 | 33 |
| Plateau | Jos | 930001-940005 | 17 |
| Rivers | Port Harcourt | 500001-510005 | 23 |
| Sokoto | Sokoto | 840001-850005 | 23 |
| Taraba | Jalingo | 660001-670005 | 16 |
| Yobe | Damaturu | 620001-630005 | 17 |
| Zamfara | Gusau | 880001-890005 | 14 |
Postal Code: 100001
State: Lagos
Postal Code: 900001
State: FCT
Postal Code: 700001
State: Kano
Postal Code: 200001
State: Oyo
Postal Code: 500001
State: Rivers
Postal Code: 300001
State: Edo
Postal Code: 600001
State: Borno
Postal Code: 800001
State: Kaduna
Postal Code: 400001
State: Enugu
Nigerian postal codes consist of 6 digits. The first digit represents one of the 9 NIPOST regions, helping to identify the geographical area at a glance.
Nigerian postal codes are different from American ZIP codes. The international dialing code +234 is not a postal code. Each area has its unique 6-digit identifier.
The Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) manages the postal code system. The last three digits identify specific post offices, districts, or delivery areas within each zone.