Aboki Naira to Dollar Black Market Exchange Rate Today, 30th November 2025

The Nigerian Naira maintained its recent plateau against the US Dollar in the parallel market on Sunday, with Aboki traders quoting a selling rate of ₦1,470 per dollar across major cities, including Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and Kano. Buying rates hovered around ₦1,460, reflecting minimal fluctuations as the weekend trading winds down.

This rate marks a slight improvement from the ₦1,468 seen on November 26. It holds firm from the ₦1,470 level reported on November 29, offering a brief respite for importers, remittance recipients, and small businesses reliant on informal forex channels.

The black market, often a bellwether for Nigeria’s currency woes, has shown tentative stability over the past week, bucking earlier trends of rapid depreciation that pushed the Naira past ₦1,500 earlier in the month.

Economists attribute the current calm to seasonal factors, including reduced demand ahead of the holiday season and a modest uptick in dollar inflows from diaspora remittances.

However, underlying pressures persist: Nigeria’s official Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) rate remains significantly lower at around ₦1,444 per dollar, highlighting the persistent premium on parallel trades. “This equilibrium is fragile,” noted a Nairametrics analyst in a recent briefing.

“Without sustained interventions in forex unification and oil export diversification, we could revisit ₦1,500 by early December.” The Naira-USD pair has been volatile throughout 2025, with the black market rate averaging ₦1,455 in recent weeks—up sharply from ₦1,443 in early November but still below the year’s peak of over ₦1,600 in May.

Inflation, hovering near 35%, continues to erode purchasing power, making dollar access critical for essentials like imported pharmaceuticals, electronics, and foodstuffs.

For context, the Euro traded at ₦1,650-1,690, while the British Pound fetched ₦1,880-1,930 in the parallel market, per trader updates from Abuja’s Wuse Zone.

Tech-savvy users tracking rates via platforms like AbokiFX reported no major disruptions, though experts urge caution against unregulated dealers.

As Nigeria navigates global oil price swings and domestic policy reforms, all eyes remain on the CBN’s next moves. For real-time updates, traders recommend cross-checking with reputable sources amid the unregulated nature of Aboki exchanges.

This report is based on aggregated trader quotes and market observations. Rates may vary by location and transaction size.