Full Nigeria Postal Code List For All 36 States


Here is the list of Nigeria postal code 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 

Federal Capital Territory (FCT) is 900001

See Also Full Nigeria Zip Codes: https://blog.areagig.com/2020/11/full-nigeria-zip-codes.html

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