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 …
Practical Nigerian postal-code and bank-code reference guides with links to primary sources.
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 …
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 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, 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, the State of the Living Spring, holds a place of unmatched significance in Yoruba civilisation as the location of Ile-Ife, widely regarded as …
Ondo State, the Sunshine State, stretches from the cocoa-growing highlands of the interior all the way to the Atlantic coastline at the fringe of the …
Ogun State, aptly nicknamed the Gateway State, sits between Lagos and the rest of western Nigeria, making it one of the country’s busiest corridors of …
Ekiti State, known proudly as the Land of Honour, is a hilly, agrarian state in the South West of Nigeria with a long and celebrated …
Rivers State, the Treasure Base of the Nation, is one of the most important economic hubs in Nigeria and the heart of the oil and …