Current Aboki Fx Rates – Dollar to Naira (Parallel Market)
Avoid the hassles and uncertainty of navigating the markets alone and find the perfect exchange rate for your hard-earned cash. Keep reading to get the up-to-date Dollar to Naira black market rates as of 2nd December 2024.
Today’s Dollar-Naira Rate: What the Market Offers
Black Market Dollar-Naira Exchange Rate (Parallel Market, Lagos)
Traders in Lagos’ bustling parallel market (black market) are offering a striking exchange rate as of December 2nd, with buyers purchasing the US Dollar for N1720 and sellers receiving N1730 per dollar. This figure is based on reports gathered from trusted sources at Nigeria’s Bureau De Change offices.
NB: While the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) does not formally recognize or regulate the parallel market (black market), it’s crucial to emphasize that only designated banks serve as official forex traders, offering rates more predictable and compliant with CBN regulations. If you require foreign currency for your daily needs or business ventures, it is recommended to explore your designated bank for reliable and formal exchange rates.
Please take note: The exchange rates listed herein may differ slightly from market rates you’ll encounter because prices are dynamic and dependent on several factors.
| Dollar-Naira (USD-NGN) | Parallel Market Rates Today |
|---|---|
| N1720 | |
| Selling Rate | N1730 |
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