Aboki Naira to Dollar Black Market Exchange Rate Today, 28th June 2026

The Nigerian naira maintained a relatively stable position against the US dollar in the black market today, with dealers quoting the greenback at around ₦1,400 for selling and ₦1,385 to ₦1,393 for buying, according to multiple currency traders and monitoring platforms.

This narrow spread reflects cautious trading activity typical of a Sunday, when transaction volumes often dip amid limited cash availability in key commercial hubs like Lagos, Abuja, and Kano.

Currency exchangers reported steady demand from individuals and small businesses seeking dollars for travel, tuition payments, and imports, yet supply remained sufficient to prevent sharp swings.

The parallel market rate sits slightly above the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM) level, which hovered near ₦1,380 per dollar in recent sessions.

This premium underscores ongoing pressures from import needs and dollar scarcity in formal channels, even as authorities continue efforts to improve liquidity through interventions and policy adjustments.

Market watchers note that the naira has shown modest resilience in recent weeks, with only minor weekly gains in the black market amid broader economic measures aimed at stabilizing the currency.

However, analysts caution that external factors such as global oil prices, remittances inflows, and investor sentiment could influence movements in the coming days.

Traders advise those planning exchanges to verify rates locally, as they can vary slightly by location and dealer. With the week ahead expected to bring renewed activity, participants are monitoring developments closely for any shifts driven by fresh policy signals or economic data.