postal Codes of all Nigeria States

postal Codes of all Nigeria Statespostal Codes of all Nigeria States. the postal Codes of all the states in nigeria is shortlisted below .
state                                   code
Abuja                                  900001
Abia                                     440001
Adamawa                            640001
Akwa-Ibom                         520001
Anambra                             420001

Bauchi                                  740001
Borno                                    600001
Delta                                     320001
Edo                                        300001
Enugu                                    400001
Imo                                        460001
Jigawa                                   720001
Kano                                       700001
Kaduna                                   800001
Katsina                                   820001
Kebbi                                      860001
Kogi                                         260001
Kwara                                      240001
Lagos                                     (Island) 101001
Lagos                                     (Mainland) 100001
Niger                                      920001
Ogun                                      110001
Ondo                                      340001
Osun                                       230001
Oyo                                         200001
Plateau                                  930001
Rivers                                    500001
Sokoto                                   840001
Taraba                                  660001
Yobe                                      320001
Ebonyi                                 480001


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