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How to check your name, home address on Nigeria’s new postcode system

Nigerians can now check their home addresses and obtain digital postcodes through the Federal Government’s National Digital Alphanumeric Postcode System, introduced through the Nigerian Postal Service. Launched nationwide on October 1, 2026, the system assigns an 11-character alphanumeric code to each addressable building, making it easier to identify and share precise locations. The platform…

How to check your name, home address on Nigeria’s new postcode system

The Nigerian Postal Service has launched the National Digital Alphanumeric Postcode System, which assigns an 11-character alphanumeric code to each addressable building nationwide. To check your digital postcode and home address, visit the official NIPOST website or download the NIPOST Postcode application. Enter your address details in the search field, and select the result that matches your location.

Inspect the map to confirm the accuracy of the displayed building. If your name appears in the address records, it is likely due to informal descriptions used by residents. To find your building using your phone's location, enable location services and select "Find My Postcode" within the app. If your building's details are incorrect or a postcode is missing, you can suggest a correction or request a new one through the platform.

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