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Checkout Dollar, Pound, And Euro To Naira Exchange Rate Today, Thursday, 22nd June 2023
Checkout Dollar, Pound, And Euro To Naira Exchange Rate Today, Thursday, 22nd June 2023
Onyxnewsng has shared Naira exchange rates across Dollar, Pound, and Euro on Thursday.
Enquiries made by our correspondent earlier today, from the currency dealers in Abuja and Lagos, Nigeria, revealed that a dollar is selling at ₦753 and buying at ₦762.
The second most traded currency; dealers sell Euro at ₦810 and buy at ₦820 at the black market.
Then, Pound to Naira exchange rate is buying at ₦973, while the selling rate is ₦975 at the black market.
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