Dollar To Naira Today Exchange Rate News, 6 September 2023 both CBN Official Market Rates and abokifx Black Market Rates.
To know the latest exchange rates for the US Dollar to Nigerian Naira, check the CBN official site and abokifx for black market rates on September 6, 2023. Remember, these rates change frequently, sometimes every hour, due to constant trading. Hence, it’s wise to check back often for the most recent updates

Dollar to Naira Today Black Market Rate on 06/09/2023
On September 6, 2023, sources from Bureau De Change (BDC) confirmed that the exchange rate for the US Dollar to the Nigerian Naira in the Lagos Black Market is N915 for buying and N925 for selling.
Dollars to Naira Today Black Market 06/09/2023
Dollar ($) | Buying (₦) | Selling (₦) |
1 USD | 915 | 925 |
2 USD | 1830 | 1850 |
5 USD | 4575 | 4625 |
10 USD | 9150 | 9250 |
15 USD | 13725 | 13875 |
20 USD | 18300 | 18500 |
25 USD | 22875 | 23125 |
50 USD | 45750 | 46250 |
100 USD | 91500 | 92500 |
500 USD | 457500 | 462500 |
1000 USD | 915000 | 925000 |
2500 USD | 2287500 | 2312500 |
5000 USD | 4575000 | 4625000 |
10000 USD | 9150000 | 9250000 |
CBN Official Dollars to Naira Today 06/09/2023
On September 6, 2023, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) exchange rate for the US Dollar to the Nigerian Naira in the Official Market is N753.862 for buying and N754.862 for selling
CBN Official Exchange Rate – Dollar to Naira
Dollar ($) | Buying (₦) | Selling (₦) |
1 USD | 753.862 | 754.862 |
2 USD | 1507.724 | 1509.724 |
5 USD | 3769.31 | 3774.31 |
10 USD | 7538.62 | 7548.62 |
15 USD | 11307.93 | 11322.93 |
20 USD | 15077.24 | 15097.24 |
25 USD | 18846.55 | 18871.55 |
50 USD | 37693.1 | 37743.1 |
100 USD | 75386.2 | 75486.2 |
500 USD | 376931 | 377431 |
1000 USD | 753862 | 754862 |
2500 USD | 1884655 | 1887155 |
5000 USD | 3769310 | 3774310 |
10000 USD | 7538620 | 7548620 |
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Dollar to Naira Rates News 6/09/2023
CBN to Settle Dollar Debts with Banks Soon; Naira Expected to Recover
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is planning to settle all pending dollar debts with banks within the next one to two weeks. This announcement was made by the acting governor, Folashodun Shonubi, who refuted claims from a recent report by JPMorgan stating that the CBN owes around $6.84 billion. Shonubi emphasized that the bank has been coordinating with other banks to streamline the repayment process.
In addition to this, the CBN is actively working to stabilize the foreign exchange rate in the country. Shonubi noted that the bank’s involvement in the market is focused on maintaining a balanced exchange rate rather than dominating the market, with their contribution being less than 25% of the market volume.
On another note, Shonubi revealed that the CBN is investigating Crown Agent, a currency exchange operator, for alleged illegal foreign exchange activities in Nigeria. The bank is collaborating with international agencies in this matter and warns that entities involved in unlawful activities will face consequences.
Overall, the CBN is taking steps to secure the financial market and ensure the stability of the Naira in the coming weeks.