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Dollar to Naira Black Market Exchange rate for today
Dollar to Naira exchange rate in Nigeria black market is between ₦1285 and ₦1290 with an average of ₦1,287.50 today on 16/01/2024, according to 2 sell rates shared by the users as comments.
Dollar to Naira Black Market Rate
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Some sell rates extracted from the user comments on this page:
Cur. Rate Date User Nick USD ₦ 1285 16/01/2024 Yusuf Dan.. > USD ₦ 1290 16/01/2024 Alhj hone.. > USD ₦ 1255 15/01/2024 D BDC > USD ₦ 1280 15/01/2024 Alhj hone.. > USD ₦ 1285 15/01/2024 Yusuf Dan.. >
Dollar to Naira exchange rate in Nigeria black market is between ₦1285 and ₦1290 with an average of ₦1,287.50 today on 16/01/2024, according to 2 sell rates shared by the users as comments.
When we check the last 7 days, between 09/01/2024 and 15/01/2024, we see that Dollar to Naira black market rate had values between ₦1240 and ₦1285 with the average ₦1,257.65. When we compare last week’s numbers with today’s (16/01/2024) rate, the average of Dollar to Naira rate saw a 29.85 points increase from ₦1,257.65 to ₦1,287.50 which equals to a 2.37% rise.
Dollar to Naira exchange rate in Nigeria black market has an average of ₦1,265.00 today on 16/01/2024, according to 1 buy rate shared by the users as comments.
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