Aboki Naira to Dollar Black Market Exchange Rate Today, 14th March 2026

The Naira to Dollar Black Market Exchange Rate on March 14, 2026, showed relative stability in Nigeria’s parallel market, with the US dollar trading in a narrow band amid ongoing forex supply dynamics and cautious trader sentiment.

According to popular platforms tracking informal rates (commonly referred to as Aboki FX or Abokiforex sources), the black market rate for 1 US Dollar hovered around ₦1,390 to ₦1,400 for selling, with buying rates slightly lower in the ₦1,380–₦1,395 range.

Some aggregators reported an average sell rate near ₦1,390.24, marking a minor uptick of about 0.02% from recent sessions, while others cited figures closer to ₦1,400 based on dealer quotes in major cities like Lagos, Abuja, and Kano.

This comes as the parallel market remains closely aligned with official windows, where the Naira has shown resilience. Mid-market and official references placed the rate around ₦1,378–₦1,385 per dollar, reflecting the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) continued interventions to narrow the gap between formal and informal segments.

Traders attribute the steady levels to balanced demand from importers, travelers, and small businesses, coupled with improved forex availability through authorized channels. However, volatility persists due to external factors like global oil price fluctuations and geopolitical tensions influencing investor confidence.

For context, rates can vary by location, transaction size, and dealer—always verify with trusted local sources before any exchange, as black market dealings carry inherent risks and lack regulatory oversight.

This update draws from real-time aggregator data and market observations as of early March 14, 2026 (WAT). The Naira continues to navigate a period of moderated pressure compared to earlier highs in the year.