Aboki Naira to Dollar Black Market Exchange Rate Today, 10th February 2026

The Nigerian Naira held steady in the parallel market today, with traders quoting the dollar between ₦1,440 and ₦1,455 depending on location and volume.

In major centres including Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and Kano, most Bureau de Change operators sold dollars at ₦1,450–₦1,455. Buyers offering large volumes could sometimes get slightly better rates around ₦1,445–₦1,450, while smaller transactions frequently closed nearer the higher end of the range.

The average sell rate across monitored Aboki channels settled at roughly ₦1,450, while buy-back offers from dealers ranged from ₦1,435 to ₦1,445. This represents only a marginal shift from last week’s levels, where the rate briefly touched ₦1,455 before easing back slightly.

On the official side, the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market closed around ₦1,355–₦1,361 per dollar, keeping the premium between the parallel and regulated windows at about 6–7%. The narrower gap continues to reflect improved dollar supply through official channels, higher foreign reserves hovering near $49 billion, and ongoing Central Bank measures that have reduced heavy speculative demand in the informal market.

Rates remain fluid throughout the day and can vary street by street or even dealer by dealer. For the most accurate figure at any moment, check directly with trusted local operators, as these are live, unregulated market prices.