Nigeria NAIRA Exchange Rates – March 2, 2026

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NAIRA exchange as of Monday, March 2, 2026, the Nigerian foreign exchange market shows continued differences between the official, parallel, and mid-market rates. The naira remains under pressure in the parallel market, while official rates show mild stability.

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Exchange Rates Table

CurrencyOfficial Market Rate (₦)Parallel / Black Market Rate (₦)Mid-Market / Indicative Rate (₦)
US Dollar (USD)₦1,375 – ₦1,395₦1,470 – ₦1,485₦1,460
Euro (EUR)₦1,520 – ₦1,540₦1,700 – ₦1,740₦1,720
British Pound (GBP)₦1,820 – ₦1,850₦2,000 – ₦2,050₦2,020
Chinese Yuan (CNY)₦190 – ₦195₦200 – ₦205₦202
Japanese Yen (JPY)₦10.2 – ₦10.5₦11.0 – ₦11.3₦11.1
Canadian Dollar (CAD)₦1,030 – ₦1,060₦1,100 – ₦1,140₦1,120
Swiss Franc (CHF)₦1,520 – ₦1,550₦1,620 – ₦1,650₦1,635
Saudi Riyal (SAR)₦365 – ₦370₦385 – ₦392₦390
UAE Dirham (AED)₦370 – ₦375₦390 – ₦398₦395

Market Notes

The official rate is set by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for banks and authorized dealers. The parallel market rate reflects Bureau de Change (BDC) and street-level trading. The mid-market rate is a global benchmark used by international platforms and excludes local premiums.

Exchange rates fluctuate during the day due to demand, supply, and liquidity conditions. Therefore, rates may vary slightly depending on your bank, location, or transaction volume.

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