Aboki Naira to Dollar Black Market Exchange Rate Today, 4th September 2026
Street traders and bureau de change operators across Lagos, Abuja, Kano and Port Harcourt quoted the parallel-market dollar at ₦1,410 on Friday morning, 4 September 2026, according to AbokiFx trackers updated throughout the early hours.
Dealers were buying the greenback from customers at ₦1,400, leaving a ₦10 spread on each unit. The same sources put the official Central Bank of Nigeria window near ₦1,327, so the informal premium stood at roughly 6 percent.
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One hundred dollars therefore cost about ₦141,000 on the street while the same amount would have required closer to ₦132,700 through the regulated market. Yesterday’s figures were lower, and several listings recorded a 4 percent jump in the selling price overnight.
Demand from importers and travellers remained the main driver of the cash rate, while weekend liquidity and limited official supply kept the gap intact. Rates can still differ by a few naira from one location or operator to another, so buyers and sellers continued to shop around before settling deals.
