Milsat Launches Nigeria's Digital Address System in 2026

Milsat, a Nigerian geospatial technology firm founded by Taslim Saluadeen and Adedamola Baderinwa, developed the technology for the Federal Government's new nationwide digital address system, which launched on October 1, 2026. This initiative aims to simplify the identification of locations and improve access to essential services.
Milsat's journey began with a postcode pilot in 2023, followed by the expansion of its technology to support a nationwide system. The company previously assisted the National Population Commission in mapping over 65 million properties for Nigeria's first digital census.
Communications, Innovation and Digital Minister Bosun Tijani praised Milsat's contributions, emphasizing the capability of Nigerian firms to develop domestic infrastructure. The new system assigns each addressable building a unique 11-character digital postcode, facilitating easier address sharing for individuals and businesses.
The potential benefits include improved logistics for online shopping, better customer verification for financial institutions, and enhanced service planning for public agencies.
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