Black Market Dollar to Naira Rate - 06/03/2026

Black Market Dollar to Naira Rate - 06/03/2026



Black Market Dollar to Naira Rate - 06/03/2026



Today's Black Market Dollar to Naira Rate


Dollar to Naira exchange rate in Nigeria black market has an average of ₦1,400.00 today on 01/03/2026, according to 1 sell rate shared by the users as comments.

Dollar to Naira exchange rate in Nigeria black market has an average of ₦1,400.00 today on 01/03/2026, according to 1 buy rate shared by the users as comments.

Buying dollars in the black market is ₦1,400.00
Selling dollars in the black market is ₦1,420.00

Buy: ₦1,400
Sell: ₦1,420

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