What is the US dollar in the black market Naira exchange rate, also known as the parallel market (Aboki FX)?
See the black market rate on April 14 to the Naira rate below. You can exchange USD for Naira for these prices.
How much does it cost to Naira on the black market today?
USD to Naira exchange rate today black market (Aboki USD exchange rate):
One dollar exchange rate to Naira in Lagos Parallel market (black market) According to the source Exchange Office (BDC).
Please note Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Don’t recognize the parallel market (black market) because it guides individuals who want to participate Forex Close to their respective banks.
Today’s Naira Black Market Rate
USD to Nair (USD to NGN) | Today’s black market exchange rate |
Purchase Rate | ₦1610 |
Sales rate | ₦1620 |
Today’s Naira CBN exchange rate
USD to Nair (USD to NGN) | Today’s CBN rate |
Maximum speed | ₦1630 |
Minimum rate | ₦1570 |
Please note The price you buy or sell forex may be different from the price captured in this article because the price varies.
Access Bank PLC, a subsidiary of Nigeria Access Holtings plchas obtained necessary approval from the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) as well as the Kenyan National Finance Ministry and Economic Plan to obtain full ownership of the National Bank of Kenya (NBK).
In a statement released by CBK on Monday, it announced that Access Bank will acquire NBK by purchasing its shares from KCB Group Plc, which has fully owned the bank since 2019.
Under Section 13(4) of the Banking Act, CBK approved the approval of the transaction on April 4, 2025. Subsequently, the Cabinet Treasury and Economic Program Secretary provided further approval on 10 April 2025, as stated in Article 9 of the Act.
Naija News learned that as part of the acquisition, certain assets and liabilities of NBK will be transferred to KCB Bank Kenya Limited, a fully owned subsidiary of KCB Group. The transfer was also approved by CBK and the Cabinet Secretary.
Under the agreement between Access Bank and KCB Group, the acquisition and transfer of NBK assets and liabilities will be implemented after successful completion of the transaction.
Founded in 1968, the National Bank of Kenya was originally established as an all-government-owned entity with the aim of promoting credit access to Kenyans and promoting local economic empowerment in the later stages of independence.