INEC Nigeria Offices And Contact Number

INEC Nigeria Offices And Contact Number
Headquarters:
Plot 436 Zambezi Crescent
Maitama District
FCT, Abuja
NIGERIA
Mailing Address:
PMB 0184 Garki
FCT, Abuja
Nigeria
Phone: 0700-CALL-INEC
Email : iccc@inec.gov.ng

 See List Of INEC Nigeria Offices By State
STATELOCATION
AbiaUCDA Road, Opposite Abia State Secretariat, P.M.B. 7223, Umuahia
AdamawaNo 33, Galadima Aminu Way, Adjacent NNPC Mega filling station, Jimeta, Yola
Akwa-IbomPlot 4/5 Udo Udoma Avenue P.M.B. 1116, Uyo
AnambraHouse Of Assembly Road, Off Aroma Junction, Enugu-Onitsha Express Way, Akwa
BauchiHigh Court Close, Off Ahmadu Bello Way, Bauchi
BenueNo. 8 Jonah Jang Crescent, Opposite Federal Secretariat, Makurdi.
BornoAirport Road, P.M.B. 1645, Maiduguri, Borno State.
BayelsaRoad Safety Road, Yenagoa
Cross-RiverNo. 81 Murtula mohammed Highway, Calabar.
DeltaNTA Road, Off Okpanam Road, Asaba
EbonyiNo. 5 Town Planning Road, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State
EdoNo.3 Benin-Auchi Road, Ikpoba Hill, Benin City
EkitiINEC HQ, GRA Extension, New Iyin Road, P.M.B. 5324, Ado Ekiti
EnuguNo.5 Auhi Street, Independence Layout, Enugu
FCTNo.3 Olusegun Obasanjo Way, Area 10 Garki, Abuja
GombeAlong Bauchi Road, behind Total Filling Station, P.M.B. 50, Gombe State
ImoPlot 1002 Port-Harcourt Road, Opposite Imo State Secretariat, Owerri
JigawaINEC Link Street, Off Sani Abacha Way, Dutse, Jigawa
KebbiOlusegun Obasanjo Avenue, Aliero Quarters, P.M.B. 1038 Birnin Kebbi.
KadunaNo.109, Isa Kaita Road, P.M.B. 2322, Ungwar Rimi, Kaduna
KogiAlong Marine Road, Lokoja P.M.B. 1034
KanoNo. 1 Pilgrim’s Camp Way, Opposite Hajj Camp, P.M.B 3435, Kano
KatsinaDaura Road, Behind Kupda Kastina
KwaraWestern Reservoir Road, Yebumot Hotel Area, Ilorin
LagosNo. 6 Birrel Avenue, Sabo, Yaba, Lagos
NigerDavid Mark Road, Tunga, Minna, P.M.B. 84
NassarawaKurikyo Road, Off Sani Abacha Way (Jos Road) Lafia, P.M.B. 039, Lafia
OndoNo.12, Ola Akadiri Street, Algbaka Quarters, Akure, Ondo State
OgunOpposite Olusegun Obasanjo Library, Magbon, Abeokuta
OsunKM 4. Gbongan Road, Abere, Osogbo, P.M.B. 4344 Abere
OyoParliament Road, P.M.B. 034, Agodi Gate Office, Ibadan
PlateauMiango Road, P.M.B 2739, Jos
RiversPlot 236, Aba Road, Port-Harcourt.
SokotoNo.3 Tangaza Road, Opposite Police HQ, Low Cost, Sokoto.
TarabaWuro Sembe Road, P.M.B.1046, Jalingo
YobeKM 6 Kashim Ibrahim Way, Damaturu
ZamfaraAlong Obasanjo Drive, Off Bye-Pass Road, P.M.B 01002, Gasau.

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