This is an updated exchange rate for Dollar to naira also known as Aboki USD to Naira, Today, 17 April 2025.
Here is Today’s Dollar to Naira black market rate: this is the rate Aboki/Bureau De Change (BDC) are selling and buying The United States dollar currently in Abuja, Kano, Lagos, Port Harcourt . There might be slight variation at different parallel (unofficial) markets.
Currency dealers in Lagos and Abuja Zone 4 market, Nigeria said a dollar were bought at 1600 ₦ and sold at 1615 ₦ today.
Dollar To Naira Exchange Rate
Dollars to Naira (USD to NGN)
Exchange Rate Today
Buying Rate
1600
Selling Rate
1615
We bring to you USD/NGN (Dollar to Naira) exchange rate today based on Black Market rate, Lagos, Nigeria, being
The United States Dollar has been maintaining a steady rise in the last few months against the Naira in the parallel market.
Date
Currency rate for past 7 days
April 15, 2025
1600
April 14, 2025
1605
April 13, 2025
1600
April 12, 2025
1600
April 11, 2025
1608
April 10, 2025
1600
April 09, 2025
1580
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Pounds To Naira Exchange Rate
Pounds to Naira (USD to NGN)
Exchange Rate Today
Buying Rate
2032
Selling Rate
2085
Euro To Naira Exchange Rate
Euro to Naira (USD to NGN)
Exchange Rate Today
Buying Rate
1710
Selling Rate
1755
Remember that the currency symbol for (US Dollar is $. All figures here are for information purposes ONLY.
Our team are constantly monitoring the USD/NGN (Dollar to Naira) exchange rate and updating accordingly.
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The Dollar to Naira exchange rate seems not stable, rather it fluctuates from time to time against the Naira, leading to the Naira losing most of its value.
This means that Nigerians are likely to spend more on buying goods and services in the international market.
The Dollar/ Naira has not had a smooth ride ever since 1986, the relationship between both currencies has been unpredictable, leaving the economy of Nigeria poorer.
Although few people have been able to capitalize on the weaknesses of the Naira to make a fortune out of it.