Nigeria POSTAL Codes & Zip Code List: All Postal Codes in Nigeria (2026)
Welcome to the complete directory of Nigerian postal codes by state. Nigeria is divided into 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, and every one …
Postal Codes
Postal Codes in the South South Zone of Nigeria (All States)
The South South covers the six Niger Delta states, where creeks, islands and mainland oil towns split delivery districts more finely than the state name …
Postal Codes in the South East Zone of Nigeria (All States)
The South East is the most densely settled zone in Nigeria, and its commercial towns carry far more postal districts than their size suggests. Pick …
Postal Codes in the South West Zone of Nigeria (All States)
The South West holds Lagos, the largest city in Nigeria, where postal districts change from one neighbourhood to the next. Choose a state below to …
Postal Codes in the North East Zone of Nigeria (All States)
The North East runs from the Lake Chad basin to the Mambilla Plateau, and its delivery districts cover long distances between towns. Select a state …
Postal Codes in the North Central Zone of Nigeria (All States)
The North Central zone covers six states and the Federal Capital Territory, so it combines Abuja’s planned district codes with the older town codes of …
Postal Codes in the North West Zone of Nigeria (All States)
The North West is the most populous zone in Nigeria, with seven states and two of its largest cities. Choose a state below to open …
Lagos State Zip Codes & Postal Codes: Full LGA List, Capital Ikeja & Complete Guide (2026)
Lagos State is the smallest state in Nigeria by land area, yet it is by far the largest by population and by economic weight. Sitting …
Oyo State Zip Codes & Postal Codes: Full LGA List, Capital Ibadan & Complete Guide (2026)
Oyo State, the Pace Setter State, is one of the most historically important states in Nigeria, heir to the great old Oyo Empire and home …
Osun State Zip Codes & Postal Codes: Full LGA List, Capital Osogbo & Complete Guide (2026)
Osun State, the State of the Living Spring, holds a place of unmatched significance in Yoruba civilisation as the location of Ile-Ife, widely regarded as …