Kakumo-Anyanran Postal Codes: 312121 | Akoko-Edo, Edo
The Postal Codes for Kakumo-Anyanran is 312121 in Akoko-Edo, Edo, Akoko-Edo, Nigeria. The table below lists Postal Codes and postcodes for places within Kakumo-Anyanran.
Postal Codes for Places in Kakumo-Anyanran
Showing 2 places in Kakumo-Anyanran. Last verified with official records on April 25, 2026.
| Anyanran | |
| Kakumo |
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Kakumo-Anyanran, Akoko-Edo, Edo, 312121
NIGERIA
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Kakumo-Anyanran Quick Facts
| Country | Nigeria (NG) |
|---|---|
| Administrative Path | Nigeria → Edo → Akoko-Edo |
| Postal Code | 312121 |
| State | Edo |
| Local Government Areas | Akoko-Edo |
| ISO Codes | NG / NGA / 566 |
| Top-level domain (ccTLD) | .ng |
| Coordinates | 7.12, 6.02 |
| Places | 2 |
What to Know About Kakumo-Anyanran
Key Facts
Kakumo-Anyanran is a community or ward within the Akoko-Edo Local Government Area of Edo State, Nigeria. Located in the northern part of Akoko-Edo, which itself forms part of Edo State's northern boundary with Kogi State, Kakumo-Anyanran lies within the tropical rainforest region of southern Nigeria. This community is situated in an area characterized by rolling hills and fertile lands that support agricultural activities, primarily the cultivation of crops like yams, cassava, and cocoa. While specific population figures for Kakumo-Anyanran are not widely documented, the broader Akoko-Edo Local Government Area had an estimated population of over 250,000 people as of recent census projections, with Kakumo-Anyanran contributing to this total as one of its constituent communities. The area is part of a local government structure that includes multiple wards and villages, each with its own local governance systems working under the broader Akoko-Edo administration. Residents of Kakumo-Anyanran, like others in the region, benefit from access to postal and administrative services through the local government headquarters, facilitating communication and access to regional resources.