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The Journal seeks to become the most reliable, first-choice Pan-Nigerian information and public knowledge platform. The Journal Nigeria is a serious Journalism from an African Worldview
The Nigerian naira opened trading at 1,332.47 to the United States dollar on the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market on Wednesday, 14 October, whilst informal currency dealers across Broad Street in Lagos and Wuse Zone 4 in Abuja sold physical notes to retail customers at 1,375 naira. Parallel market desks never run dry. Central Bank…
Nigeria’s naira opened trading on Monday, 28 September 2026, pegged near 1,327.72 naira to the US dollar at the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market. The spot rate maintains the narrow band established late last week after the central bank closed Friday’s formal window at 1,329.51 naira. Currency dealers in Lagos and Abuja watch these figures…
The Nigerian naira held steady at 1,326.30 to the American dollar on the official window on Tuesday, 15 September 2026. Central Bank of Nigeria records show that the spot rate firmed slightly from Monday’s opening levels at the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market. Street dealers in Lagos, Abuja, and Kano quoted the greenback between 1,385 naira…
The Nigerian naira opened the trading week at 1,326.84 to the American dollar on the official window on Monday, 14 September 2026. Central bank records show that the spot rate held steady near the 1,326.52 recorded over the weekend at the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market. Street traders in Lagos, Abuja, and Kano quoted the greenback…
The naira opened Tuesday, 8 September 2026, holding firm around N1,321 per dollar in official trade, extending its measured appreciation as central bank interventions continue to starve currency desks of speculative local cash. In the parallel market, bureau de change operators adjusted quotes to N1,395 for buying and N1,405 for selling. The resulting gap between…
The naira extended its steady advance on the official foreign exchange market on Monday, 7 September 2026, trading near N1,321 to the American greenback as aggressive central bank mopping operations continued to starve currency speculators of local cash. Official transaction data from the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market shows the local unit firmed from N1,332 recorded…
The Nigerian naira strengthened to N1,329 per US dollar at the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market on Thursday, 3 September 2026. Fresh data from the Central Bank of Nigeria shows the domestic currency gaining steady ground after closing earlier sessions near N1,337. Traders on commercial interbank desks in Lagos quoted live morning bids moving between…
The Nigerian naira sustained its steady multi-week consolidation on Monday, 31 August 2026, holding near N1,337 per US dollar at the official foreign exchange window. Early indicative electronic quotes hovered around N1,346.78 before wholesale banking desks resumed regular session trading. Parallel market operators in Lagos and Abuja traded dollars at N1,400, reflecting a N7 gain…
The Nigerian naira strengthened to N1,342.04 per dollar in early trading on Friday, 28 August 2026, extending a steady multi-week recovery across the official foreign exchange window. Data from the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market showed the local currency gaining ground from N1,343.68 recorded at the previous day’s close. Parallel market operators in Lagos and Abuja…
The Nigerian naira opened the trading week steady against the United States dollar on Monday, 24 August 2026, changing hands at N1,348.85 at the official Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market. Daily trading figures published by the Central Bank of Nigeria showed the currency consolidating within a tight band after touching an intra-day peak of N1,351.50…