Karfe Zip Codes, Essential Guide to Koton Codes4 min read
Koton Karfe, also called Koto Karifi, is one of the 21 areas in Kogi State, kind of like a big county. It’s important to know that different parts of Koton Karfe use the same zip code, so you don’t need to worry about remembering a different one for each neighborhood.
District List
- Koton Karfe
Here is a list of koton karfe postcode
Location | Postcode |
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Sansanyi | 260105 |
Tenege | 260105 |
Yinakoro Bassa | 260105 |
Sanunariyaa | 260105 |
Tototo Bassa | 260105 |
Zagana | 260105 |
Sasiri Bassa | 260105 |
Toyi Gufaci | 260105 |
Zarumai | 260105 |
Senseni | 260105 |
Tundun Wada | 260105 |
Ozahi | 260105 |
Seregyanama Bassa | 260105 |
Tungan anamu | 260105 |
Ozugbe | 260105 |
Shagaya | 260105 |
Tusa Bassa | 260105 |
Pand Gbara | 260105 |
Shedema | 260105 |
Ubbe Bassa | 260105 |
Poku | 260105 |
Shiden Bassa | 260105 |
Ugwe | 260105 |
Rambo Bassa | 260105 |
Shikaku | 260105 |
Uhana | 260105 |
Regbeta | 260105 |
Shimbabeji-Bassa | 260105 |
Ukwo | 260105 |
Rekabeba Bassa | 260105 |
Sulumanyi Bassa | 260105 |
Umanyare | 260105 |
Riyiya Ganagana | 260105 |
Taluwa Gwari | 260105 |
Unwari | 260105 |
Robomi | 260105 |
Tanabu | 260105 |
Usodomi | 260105 |
Rokpokpo-Gufaci | 260105 |
Tawari | 260105 |
Uwa | 260105 |
Sabo-Gwari | 260105 |
Tazenyi Igbira | 260105 |
Werewere | 260105 |
Samariga | 260105 |
Tege | 260105 |
Yelwa | 260105 |
Narawanti | 260105 |
Ohokanga | 260105 |
Osoku-Agbira | 260105 |
Noge | 260105 |
Ohwehuru Bassa | 260105 |
Osppridu | 260105 |
Kyanu Bassa | 260105 |
Nohi Gwari | 260105 |
Ohwehuru Nupe | 260105 |
Osuku | 260105 |
Lapai Bassa | 260105 |
Numai | 260105 |
Oji | 260105 |
Ozagi | 260105 |
Lasaniya | 260105 |
Nyaba | 260105 |
Okele | 260105 |
Logoji Gogo | 260105 |
Obaye Ubbo | 260105 |
Okofi | 260105 |
Madalla Gwari | 260105 |
Obobo | 260105 |
Okpaka | 260105 |
Maiwa bassa | 260105 |
Odake | 260105 |
Okparake | 260105 |
Makeru | 260105 |
Odama | 260105 |
Okporudu Okppzogi | 260105 |
Makpa | 260105 |
Odanyi Igbira | 260105 |
Oleyangana Igbira | 260105 |
Makpa Aubiriki | 260105 |
Odda | 260105 |
Omani | 260105 |
Mangoro Bassa | 260105 |
Odugba | 260105 |
Omoke | 260105 |
Manko Bassa | 260105 |
Ofoko | 260105 |
Onbu | 260105 |
Merere Bassa | 260105 |
Ogase | 260105 |
Onzo | 260105 |
Mozu-Ete | 260105 |
Ohimigusa | 260105 |
Orehi | 260105 |
Napoko | 260105 |
Ohimozi Bassa | 260105 |
Osakpa-Igbira | 260105 |
Gbagede | 260105 |
Gujuro-Afuta | 260105 |
Karagba | 260105 |
Kwelu | 260105 |
Gbange | 260105 |
Gumbo | 260105 |
Karitata | 260105 |
Kworaki | 260105 |
Gbarada Bassa | 260105 |
Guraro Bukwai | 260105 |
Kasuwa | 260105 |
Gbarake Bassa | 260105 |
Ibbe Gwari | 260105 |
Kekere | 260105 |
Gbaramu-Bassa | 260105 |
Idu Igbira | 260105 |
Kime Bassa | 260105 |
Gbendu | 260105 |
Iganuma | 260105 |
Kitikpomi-Bassa | 260105 |
Gbodege | 260105 |
Igbogo Bassa | 260105 |
Kokoshi | 260105 |
Gbodogo | 260105 |
Igeneku Bassa | 260105 |
Koton-Karfe | 260105 |
Gbogboro | 260105 |
Ikumo | 260105 |
Kpabkanki Bassa | 260105 |
Gbogu-Bassa | 260105 |
Irada | 260105 |
Kpakpara Gakiya | 260105 |
Gbugbudu | 260105 |
Iraki | 260105 |
Kpakpazi | 260105 |
Geba Bassa | 260105 |
Irako | 260105 |
Kpariku | 260105 |
Gegu-Beki | 260105 |
Ironodu | 260105 |
Kpataku | 260105 |
Ginirnya | 260105 |
Izene | 260105 |
Kpokpplobi Bassa | 260105 |
Gitata | 260105 |
Kaibe | 260105 |
Ktakariku-Gwari | 260105 |
Gozaki | 260105 |
Kallo | 260105 |
Kwakwa Goro | 260105 |
Akpogu | 260105 |
Behu | 260105 |
Duduku-Bassa | 260105 |
Akpori Bassa | 260105 |
Bibiroko | 260105 |
Dugbeji | 260105 |
Akyara Bassa | 260105 |
Bigitita Bassa | 260105 |
Ebeje | 260105 |
Alagba | 260105 |
Birigo Bassa | 260105 |
Ebimikpo | 260105 |
Allah | 260105 |
Bishiwo | 260105 |
Edeha | 260105 |
Amoko | 260105 |
Bitizuba Bassa | 260105 |
Ekpegi | 260105 |
Anegbaki | 260105 |
Bori-Bassa | 260105 |
Ekpurka | 260105 |
Aniura | 260105 |
Chakaruku | 260105 |
Enyikabu | 260105 |
Apashi | 260105 |
Chigbeche Bisa | 260105 |
Ereyi | 260105 |
Araaba Arakpo | 260105 |
Chikara | 260105 |
Eshikabu | 260105 |
Arawe | 260105 |
Dagbogua | 260105 |
Eshikaku | 260105 |
Aseni | 260105 |
Dangare | 260105 |
Ete | 260105 |
Ashishi | 260105 |
Deneku-Bassa | 260105 |
Fereke | 260105 |
Ataki | 260105 |
Dillo Ashina | 260105 |
Gabo Nyenyi | 260105 |
Akpasu | 260105 |
Balu Akure | 260105 |
Dillo-Bassa | 260105 |
Gainabi | 260105 |
Akpo | 260105 |
Bassa | 260105 |
Dogbo | 260105 |
Ganagedo | 260105 |
Abuse Bassa | 260105 |
Agaboshi Gwari | 260105 |
Achabo | 260105 |
Agaga | 260105 |
Acheni | 260105 |
Agbarionya | 260105 |
Adaba | 260105 |
Agyara | 260105 |
Adabode | 260105 |
Ahoko | 260105 |
Adagima | 260105 |
Aiyara-Gbanagana | 260105 |
Adama | 260105 |
Ajanagu | 260105 |
Adamuro-Bassa | 260105 |
Ajita Bassa | 260105 |
Adanya | 260105 |
Akabu | 260105 |
Adigi-Gwari | 260105 |
Akabu-Anuuya | 260105 |
Adiho | 260105 |
Akori Bassa | 260105 |
Adinjere | 260105 |
Akpabi | 260105 |
Adohu | 260105 |
Akpaku | 260105 |
Adoki | 260105 |
Akpara | 260105 |
Afanya Bassa | 260105 |
Afoto Giwa | 260105 |
Frequently asked questions
What makes Ajaokuta in Kogi State special?
Ajaokuta is known for the massive Ajaokuta Steel Mill, the biggest one in Nigeria.
Where in Nigeria is Kogi State?
You’ll find Kogi State in the north-central part of Nigeria.
Who are the main people living in Ajaokuta?
The Ebira people make up the majority of the population in Ajaokuta.
Who are the most common people in Kogi State?
It’s a mix! Historically, the Ebira people have been the largest group, but a 2006 census (with some disagreements) suggests the Igala people might be more numerous now.
Which tribe lives in Ajaokuta?
The Ebira Ta’o people are the most common in Ajaokuta and nearby areas.
Is there a Yoruba tribe in Kogi State?
Yes, the Okun people, who speak Yoruba, live in Kogi State alongside other groups.