Anambra State in southeastern Nigeria uses postal codes ranging from 420001 to 435115. The NIPOST headquarters within the state carries the code 420001. These postal codes serve various towns, districts, and local government areas, ensuring structured mail delivery and helping residents and businesses streamline communication and logistics.
Each LGA in Anambra has a set of unique postal codes. This makes it easy to identify and route parcels and correspondence within the region efficiently. Accurate postal codes are essential for courier services, government communication, and digital verification platforms.
Major Postal Codes by Local Government Area
Awka South and North Postal Codes
Awka, the state capital, holds the 420001 postal code. Other parts of Awka South like Amawbia (420002), Nise (420003), and Nibo (420006) have their unique codes, while Awka North includes areas such as Achalla (420005), Ebenebe (420008), and Mgbakwu (420009).
UNIZIK, a notable institution in Awka, uses 420007. Mbaukwu is identified by the code 420014, reinforcing the structured mail routing within the capital territory.
Njikoka and Dunukofia Postal Areas
Towns like Enugu Ukwu (421001), Nawfia (421004), and Nimo (421010) are under Njikoka. Dunukofia LGA, on the other hand, includes Umunachi (421009) and Ifite Ukpo (422008).
Enugwu-Agidi, Ezi-Abba, and Ukwulu, each within Njikoka or nearby areas, have their dedicated postal identities, ensuring no mix-up in delivery.
Anaocha Region Postal Coverage
Anaocha covers towns such as Adazi-Nnukwu (422002), Agulu (422011), Neni (422005), and Ichida (422012). Adazi-Enu (422004), Aguluzigbo (422010), and Akwaeze (422015) are also part of this LGA.
Nri (422006) and Obeledu (422014) round out Anaocha’s list, reflecting detailed segmentation in the area’s postal structure.
Aguata and Orumba LGAs
Aguata includes towns like Igbo Ukwu (422018), Uga (422020), Achina (422017), and Umuchu (422021). Amaokpala (423010) and Isuofia (422019) are among its others.
Orumba North features Ajalli (423001), Awgbu (422011), Ufuma (423009), and Ndiokpalaeze (423008). Orumba South’s key locations include Umunze (423006), Ezira (423003), and Ihite (423004).
Onitsha and Ogbaru Postal Divisions
Onitsha North is designated with 430001. Onitsha South contains areas like Fegge and Ogboefere, both using 430003.
Ogbaru LGA comprises Atani (431001), Odekpe, and Okpoko. These areas rely on their unique codes for managing the volume of goods and documents flowing through this bustling zone.
Ihiala and Oyi District Codes
Ihiala’s main town uses 431003, while Uli (431004) and Okija (431005) operate with their codes. Oyi LGA has areas such as Awkuzu (433005), Ogbunike (433002), and Umunya (433004).
Nteje (433003) and Nkwelle-Ezunaka (433001) are also prominent in this postal framework. This segmentation supports order in a region known for commercial activity.
Nnewi North, South, and Ekwusigo Codes
Nnewi, one of the state’s economic hubs, holds the code 435001. Amichi (435002), Osumenyi (435004), and Ukpor (435006) fall under Nnewi South.
Ekwusigo LGA comprises Oraifite (435003) and Ozubulu (435005), with Ichi (435009) adding to the network. Each location serves its residents with clearly marked addresses and codes.
Idemili North and South Structure
Abatete (434001), Ogidi (434004), and Obosi (434003) belong to Idemili North. Nkpor (434010, 434015), Umuoji (434005), and Eziowelle (434105) also fall within this LGA.
Idemili South covers Nnobi (434007), Ojoto (434013), and Alor (434012). Oba (434002) and Awka Etiti (434017) are part of this layout, aiding quick delivery and identification.
Ayamelum, Anambra East, and West
Omor in Ayamelum operates with 433013. Anambra East has towns like Aguleri and Umueri, while Anambra West includes Umuoba-Anam and Nzam.
These LGAs are mapped for postal accuracy and accessibility, vital for communities near riverine and agrarian zones.
Specific Post Offices and Locations in Anambra
Post offices across Anambra are strategically placed. The Awka main post office is located along Zik’s Avenue, serving as a central hub.
Amawbia also shares this road for its office, while Mgbakwu uses Unizika-Mgbakwu Road. Nise’s post office is situated behind the local market.
Nnewi’s primary post office sits along Old Onitsha Road near the roundabout. Amichi, Ekwulumili, and Ichi have their facilities along the Nnewi/Okigwe Road axis.
Uli and Okija operate on Onitsha/Owerri and Nnewi/Ihiala roads respectively. Ihiala’s station is also on the Onitsha/Owerri axis.
Obosi’s facility is in Uruowulu Village, while Ogidi’s is located on Old Enugu-Osha Road. These centers enable timely distribution of mail and official communication.
To check postal codes across Nigeria, including Anambra, you can find a full directory of codes by location and LGA using the NaijNaira ZIP code list.
Postal Code Format and Importance
Anambra postal codes follow a six-digit numeric pattern. The first digit often represents the regional sorting zone, while the next few digits specify the district and location.
Using the correct postal code enhances the accuracy of deliveries, especially for online shopping, bank verifications, and formal correspondence.
With multiple towns sharing similar names across Nigeria, postal codes prevent confusion. They ensure that every piece of mail arrives at its exact intended location.
Article updated 3 weeks ago. Content is written and modified by multiple authors.
