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Nigeria Postal codes are represented using only 6-digits, NIPOST divides the country into 9 regions which determines the first digit. See official Postal codes.
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RGB
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CMYK
#EDFFEF
Hint of Green
237, 255, 239
127, 100, 96
7, 0, 6, 0
#0E0925
Haiti
14, 9, 37
251, 61, 9
62, 76, 0, 85
#5CA1E3
Havelock Blue
92, 161, 227
209, 71, 63
59, 29, 0, 11
Welcome to the official website of Nigeria Postal Service (NIPOST) - the authority responsible for postal services in Nigeria. We provide a comprehensive and chronological arrangement of postal codes for cities and regions across the country. Our system is well-organized and represents postal codes using a 6-digit format, regardless of the region.
NIPOST divides Nigeria into 9 regions, with each region having a specific first digit in the postal code. The last 3 digits at the end of the code are determined by your local post office. So, whether you're in the North West, North East, North Central, South West, South South, or South East region, our official postal codes ensure accurate and efficient mail delivery.
To find the postal code for your location, simply navigate to your state, local government area, and city using our user-friendly postcode lookup system. Don't make the mistake of using the ZIP code 23401, which belongs to a city in the United States. Trust in NIPOST to provide you with the correct postal codes for Nigeria
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How do I download the Nigeria Postal Codes logo?
The Nigeria Postal Codes logo comes as a dark logo. Download as transparent PNG.
What are Nigeria Postal Codes's brand colors?
The Nigeria Postal Codes color palette uses the hex codes #EDFFEF, #0E0925 and #5CA1E3.
The Nigeria Postal Codes name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Nigeria Postal Codes and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Nigeria Postal Codes. Their use is subject to Nigeria Postal Codes's brand guidelines.
