NG Nigeria Major Regions Postal Code Details
🏛️ Oriade · Osun
233114
Aba Lawani
233120
Adedeji
233120
Afinbiokin
233121
Akeji
233120
Alabameta
233120
Apoti
233120
Asalu
233120
Bolorunduro
233120
Dagbaja
233118
Erin-Ijesa
233118
Erin-Oke
233117
Erinmo
233115
Eti Oni
233118
Igbelajewa
233114
Ijaregbe
233116
Ijeda
233117
Ijimo
233121
Ikeji Arakeji
233119
Ikeji-Ile
233115
Ilo Ayegunle
233116
Iloko
233120
Ipetu Jesa
233114
Itegun
233117
Iwaraja
233115
Iwoye
233120
Lawaye
233120
Oko
233119
Oko Orisakeji
233119
Olobe-Ide
233121
Olori-Oko
233120
Oloruntedo
233117
Omo-Ijesha
233120
Onikoko
233120
Orisunbare
233121
Owena Ijesa
233120
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📮NG Nigeria Regional Postal Code FAQ & Postal Regulations
📮 What format do Nigerian postal codes use?
Nigeria uses 6-digit numeric postal codes (e.g., '100001'). The first two digits represent the state, the last four specify the locality.
❓ Is a postal code mandatory for international mail to Nigeria?
Not compulsory but highly recommended. It speeds up sorting; omitting it may cause delays, especially in rural areas.
🔍 How to find a Nigerian postal code?
Visit the Nigeria Postal Service (NIPOST) website or use third-party lookup tools by entering city/locality names.
⚠️ What happens if I omit the postal code?
Mail may still arrive but with delays (5-7 extra days), and delivery failures are more likely in remote areas.
📦 Do e-commerce packages require special postal codes?
Yes. Major cities like Lagos have dedicated commercial codes (e.g., '101233'). Confirm exact codes with local couriers.