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Nigerian postal service generated N3.63bn in 2021 – NBS

Abdallah el-KurebeBy Abdallah el-KurebeFebruary 7, 2023Updated:February 7, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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The Nigerian Bureau of Statistics (NBS), said the Nigerian Postal Service earned N3.63 billion in 2021.

The NBS said in its Postal Service Data for 2021 released in Abuja on Monday that the amount generated was 22.79 percent lower than the revenue recorded in 2020.

The report said EMS/Speed post generated the highest income of N1.27 billion representing 35.14 percent of the total revenue generated for the year.

“This was followed by Parcel clearance/delivery fee with N689.12 million, and NIPOST Premises/Space with N299.66 million, representing 18.96 percent and 8.25 percent.

The report said the agency handled a total of 17,656,768 mails domestically and internationally in 2021.

It said no fewer than 8,111,461 mails were handled domestically, accounting for 45.94 percent of the total mails, while 1,040,461 mails were dispatched abroad, accounting for 5.89 percent of the total mails.

The report, however, showed that 8,504,846 mails were received from abroad and delivered in Nigeria, representing 48.17 percent of the total mails handled in 2021.

It said in 2021, the number of post offices in Nigeria stood at 2,794.

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