Nigeria Exchange Rates – February 20, 2026

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Exchange Rate in Nigeria as of Friday, February 20, 2026, the Nigerian foreign exchange market continues to show a gap between official and parallel market rates. Below is a comprehensive update for major global currencies.

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Exchange Rates Table

CurrencyOfficial Market Rate (₦)Parallel / Black Market Rate (₦)Mid-Market / Indicative Rate (₦)
US Dollar (USD)₦1,372 – ₦1,385₦1,470 – ₦1,490₦1,462
Euro (EUR)₦1,510 – ₦1,530₦1,700 – ₦1,735₦1,728
British Pound (GBP)₦1,820 – ₦1,845₦2,010 – ₦2,050₦2,032
Chinese Yuan (CNY)₦188 – ₦194₦200 – ₦206₦203
Japanese Yen (JPY)₦10.3 – ₦10.7₦11.2 – ₦11.6₦11.4
Canadian Dollar (CAD)₦1,025 – ₦1,050₦1,095 – ₦1,125₦1,112
Swiss Franc (CHF)₦1,510 – ₦1,535₦1,620 – ₦1,655₦1,642
Saudi Riyal (SAR)₦365 – ₦370₦388 – ₦395₦392
UAE Dirham (AED)₦370 – ₦376₦392 – ₦400₦396

Market Notes

The official exchange rate is determined within the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) regulated market. The parallel market rate reflects prices from Bureau de Change operators and street traders. Meanwhile, the mid-market rate is a global benchmark used by international platforms.

Exchange rates change frequently due to demand, liquidity, and economic conditions. Therefore, readers should confirm rates before carrying out any transaction.

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