A postal code is a number used to identify a specific location for the purpose of postal mail sorting. It is also known as a zip code, postcode, or pin code.

Postal codes are typically six digits long, although they may be shorter or longer in some countries. The first digit of a postal postcode often indicates the region or state, while the remaining digits identify a specific postal delivery area.

The Nigerian postal code is a 6-digit numeric code that is used to identify a specific location in Nigeria. The first digit of the code indicates the region, the second and third digits indicate the dispatch district, and the last three digits indicate the delivery location.

If you are filling out a form that asks for a ZIP code you can use 110001, it will be accepted by most online forms.

Nigerian postal codes are used to improve the efficiency of mail delivery in Nigeria. They help to ensure that mail is delivered to the correct location, and they also help to track the progress of mail shipments.

No, 23401 is not the zip code for Nigeria. 234 is the international dialing code for Nigeria, but it is not a zip code.

The first postal service in Nigeria was established in Lagos in 1852 by British colonial masters. It was considered to be a far-flung branch of the London General Post Office and this was the situation till 1874.

Nigeria does not use ZIP codes. Instead, they use postal codes, which are six-digit numeric codes. The first digit of the postal code indicates the region, while the last three digits indicate the delivery location.

For example, the postal code for Lagos is 100001.

If you are filling out a form that asks for a ZIP code you can use 110001, it will be accepted by most online forms.

NIPOST ( Nigerian Postal Service) is Nigeria’s official postal service provider. It is responsible for collecting, sorting, and delivering mail and other postal services within the country.

NIPOST offers many services, including domestic and international mail delivery, express mail services, registered mail, parcel delivery, money transfer services, and philatelic services.

You can track your NIPOST shipment using the NIPOST Track & Trace service. To track your shipment, you will need the tracking number that was provided to you when you shipped your item.

NIPOST prohibits the shipment of certain items, including:

✔️ Flammable liquids and explosives
✔️ Narcotics and illegal drugs
✔️Counterfeit goods
✔️Live animals
✔️Human remains

You can contact NIPOST customer service by phone, email, or live chat. The contact information for NIPOST customer service is available on the NIPOST website.

The Nigerian Postal Code and Zip Code serve the same purpose of identifying specific geographic areas for mail delivery.

The term “Postal Code” is commonly used in Nigeria, while “Zip Code” is used in countries like the United States. However, both codes function similarly.

You can find the Postal Code for a specific location in Nigeria on Postalcodehub.com. Additionally, you can contact your local post office for assistance.

No, each specific address within an area will have a unique Inward Code, even if they share the same Outward Code. This uniqueness enables precise delivery to the intended recipient.