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Kogi State Postal Codes (Understand Postal Codes)

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Kogi State Postal Codes – Postal codes, also known as postcodes, PIN codes, or ZIP codes, play a crucial role in the postal system worldwide. These codes are a series of letters, digits, or a combination of both, often with spaces or punctuation, included in a postal address. Their primary purpose is to facilitate the efficient sorting and delivery of mail.

In Nigeria, postal codes are numeric and consist of six digits. These codes are administered by NIPOST, the Nigerian Postal Service. To understand a Nigerian postal code, it’s essential to know its structure and what each part represents.

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The first digit of the postal code corresponds to one of the nine geographical regions into which NIPOST has divided the country. This initial digit helps route mail to the correct region.

The second and third digits, combined with the first, form the dispatch district code, which is used for sorting outgoing mail within a specific region.

The last three digits represent the delivery location. This could be a post office facility, a rural area, or an urban locality within the dispatch district.

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For example, consider the postal code 900001, associated with the Garki Main Head Office in Abuja. Here’s how it breaks down:

  • The first digit, “9,” designates the region.
  • “00” represents the dispatch district within that region.
  • “001” indicates the specific delivery location, in this case, the Garki Main Head Office.

The postal code system ensures that mail reaches its intended destination efficiently, reducing errors and delays.

Each region’s main postal head office typically ends with “0001” as the last three digits. For instance:

  • Ikeja Head Office in Lagos has the postal code 100001.
  • Lokoja in Kogi has 270001.
  • Port Harcourt has 500001.

Additionally, some states in Nigeria have unique postal codes:

  • Enugu’s postal code is 400001.
  • Imo state’s is 460001.

For those seeking postal codes in Kogi State, here is a list of postal codes and their corresponding local government areas:

Kogi State Postal Codes

Postal CodeCode NameLocal Government Area
260101LokojaLokoja
260102KurokoLokoja
260103BudonLokoja
260104SunawaLokoja
260105KotoKogi
261101KakunKabba/Bunu
261102AiyegunleKabba/Bunu
261103OdokoroIjumu
262101AgbeleMopa-Muro
262102OgbomYagba East
262103EgbeYagba West
263101ObehiraOkene
263102EbiyaAjaokuta
263103LankpeshiOgori/Magongo
263104IruvusechiAjaokuta
263105AdogoAjaokuta
263106AjaokutaAjaokuta
264101AboboOkehi
264102OborokeOkehi
264103NagaziAdavi
270101AnkpaAnkpa
270103HacheAnkpa
270104OjoduOmala
270105AbejikoloOmala
270106OliyaOmala
270107Edipe EkeOlamaboro
270108EfafoOlamaboro
270109OtuOlamaboro
271101OdoluIgalamela-Odolu
271103IdahIdah
271105AmaboIbaji
271106OfokopiOfu
271107UgwolawoOfu
271108ChikoroOfu
271109EgbolaOfu
272101EgumeDekina
272102AnyigbaDekina
272103AlogiDekina
272104MozumBassa
272105DekinaBassa
272106BekiBassa
272107KaraBassa
272108ZugbeBassa
272109AmaraBassa
272110NimuaBassa
272111AkpakuBassa
272112OhoileBassa
272113GbagedeBassa
272114GbokolubaBassa
312122UmorgaOgori/Magongo
432113OgrugruIbaji

This table displays the postal codes, their corresponding code names, and the associated local government areas in Kogi State, Nigeria.

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