Postal code 400261
Listed · original date keptSources
400261 is a 6-digit NIPOST postal code. Our listings use it for Azikwe Stadium, New Haven in Enugu.
Places using 400261
| Azikwe StadiumArea · New Haven, Enugu | Area | New Haven, Enugu |
| Club Ave.Street · Azikwe Stadium | Street | Azikwe Stadium |
| Colliery Ave.Street · Azikwe Stadium | Street | Azikwe Stadium |
| Concrete Ave.Street · Azikwe Stadium | Street | Azikwe Stadium |
| Egerton St.Street · Azikwe Stadium | Street | Azikwe Stadium |
| Garden Ave.Street · Azikwe Stadium | Street | Azikwe Stadium |
| Kingsway Rd.Street · Azikwe Stadium | Street | Azikwe Stadium |
| Ogui Rd.Street · Azikwe Stadium | Street | Azikwe Stadium |
| Okpara Ave.Street · Azikwe Stadium | Street | Azikwe Stadium |
| Ridge Way.Street · Azikwe Stadium | Street | Azikwe Stadium |
| Station Ave.Street · Azikwe Stadium | Street | Azikwe Stadium |
| Temple Ave.Street · Azikwe Stadium | Street | Azikwe Stadium |
| Works Rd.Street · Azikwe Stadium | Street | Azikwe Stadium |
New postcode in Azikwe Stadium, New Haven
Buildings now also get their own 11-character digital postcode from NIPOST. Most forms still ask for the 6-digit code on this page. There is no conversion between the two: your building's new code comes only from NIPOST's lookup.
- LAState
- 01LGA
- A03District
- FKArea
- 01Building
How to get a building's new code
400261 covers an area. Since 1 October 2026 each building can also have an 11-character NIPOST postcode. You can't work it out from 400261; look the building up on postcode.gov.ng. Our guide How to find your new postcode walks through it.
Sources
- 6-digit codes: the legacy NIPOST postcode listings published on this site since 2017, from the listing“/new-haven-town-area-zip-codes/” (published 22 Sept 2017, last updated 22 Sept 2017). These codes have not been re-checked against NIPOST since those dates. How we built this data.
- State and LGA names: OCHA/HDX COD-AB Nigeria (OSGOF, eHealth Africa, UNCS), CC BY-IGO.
- New postcode format and example: NIPOST, “What is the new alpha-numeric postcode” (opened 1 Oct 2026).
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