Nigeria
Nigeria State Codes
When dealing with addresses or locations in Nigeria, our API uses the following state codes. These codes are based on the ISO 3166-2:NG standard for Nigeria's states and regions.
Code | Subdivision name |
---|---|
NG-AB | Abia |
NG-FC | Abuja Federal Capital Territory |
NG-AD | Adamawa |
NG-AK | Akwa Ibom |
NG-AN | Anambra |
NG-BA | Bauchi |
NG-BY | Bayelsa |
NG-BE | Benue |
NG-BO | Borno |
NG-CR | Cross River |
NG-DE | Delta |
NG-EB | Ebonyi |
NG-ED | Edo |
NG-EK | Ekiti |
NG-EN | Enugu |
NG-GO | Gombe |
NG-IM | Imo |
NG-JI | Jigawa |
NG-KD | Kaduna |
NG-KN | Kano |
NG-KT | Katsina |
NG-KE | Kebbi |
NG-KO | Kogi |
NG-KW | Kwara |
NG-LA | Lagos |
NG-NA | Nasarawa |
NG-NI | Niger |
NG-OG | Ogun |
NG-ON | Ondo |
NG-OS | Osun |
NG-OY | Oyo |
NG-PL | Plateau |
NG-RI | Rivers |
NG-SO | Sokoto |
NG-TA | Taraba |
NG-YO | Yobe |
NG-ZA | Zamfara |
Usage Notes
- Currently for Nigeria, ISO 3166-2 codes are defined for one capital territory and 36 states
- All codes follow the format 'NG-' followed by two letters
- Notable regions:
- The Federal Capital Territory contains the capital of the country Abuja and has special status equal to the states
- When specifying locations in Nigeria in your API requests, please use these exact codes for the state/capital territory
Updated 12 days ago