Oh Dear Me,check out Sudan exchange rate...
South Africa: Rand 1 = 13 Naira
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Angola: 1 kwanza = 2 Naira
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Botswana: 1 Pula = 18 Naira
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Cape Verde: 1 Escudo = 2 Naira
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Algeria: 1 Dinar = 2 Naira
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Egypt: 1 Pound = 25 Naira
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Eritrea: 1 Nakata = 13 Naira
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Ethiopia: 1 Birr = 9 Naira
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Ghana: 1 Cedi = 50 Naira
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Gambia 1 Dalasi = 5 Naira
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Kenya: 1 shilling = 3 Naira
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Liberia: 1 Dinar = 4 Naira
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Lesotho: 1 Loti = 14 Naira
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Libya: 1 Dinar = 146 Naira
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Morrocco: 1 Dirham = 146 Naira
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Madagascar: 1 Ariary = 4 Naira
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Mauritius: 1 Rupee = 6 Naira
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Malawi: 1 kwacha = 11 Naira
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Mozambique: 1 Metical = 4 Naira
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Namibia: 1 Dollar = 12 Naira
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Seychelles: 1 Rupee = 12 Naira
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Sudan: 1 pound = 32 Naira
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Swaziland: 1 Lilangenri = 13 Naira .
Tunisia: 1 Dinar = 100 Naira
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Zambia: 1 kwacha = 18 Naira
$1 USD: = 400 Naira,,,, still counting....
1 GBP British Pounds: = 505 Naira ,still
counting,,,,
Giant ass of Africa.
ReplyDeleteStella I just got back from ghana and d exchange rate is not 50. Ut us actually 80naira to a cedi at d bureau de change in d airport. But if u use gtb master card it charges 72 to a cedi, while zenith bank master card chargws 79 to a cedi... the online rate in most cases are not the real deal when u land in the country.so dont follow online conversion rate.... Its just like saying naira is 199 to a dollar cos thats wat u get online.Na wash ooooo.Naija is in recession....
DeleteThat's not their black market rate.
DeleteCompare our official rate with theirs.
I did not see Zimbabwean dollars
DeleteStella ure d definition of a strong woman. I dont knw how u do it with 2 kids.ure such an inspiration that motherhood doesnt stop u frm being d best at what u do
ReplyDeleteAss licker
DeleteWhich king early morning ads licking be this? Abeg go sleep back if u don't have a job this is Monday.
DeleteAll these useless anons hating pointlessly. Did Stella complain about getting her backside licked by Mimi from Miami? Wetin come consign you inside?
Delete@mimi Stella has 4 boys
DeleteEnd time scary currency.
DeleteJeez, naija what's the way forward na?
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, I've had the worst night ever, I hope it's day already. Mtcheeeeeeew
What happened?
DeleteThe whole financial teal starting with the Governor of the central bank need to be replaced forthwith. They don't have a clue what their job is all about.
ReplyDeleteI hae been saying this for over 8 months now
Someone tell the Mr restless leg syndrome, I must travel every day Buhari
Sorry to deceive yourself. You think Sudan is not more developed than many African countries? They have better universities, health system and better currency. And beside, the US$ and British pounds exchange rates you put there are not the official ones unlike other currencies you put there. Be consistent with style and method.
ReplyDeleteWell, you said the truth though in another manner.lol. But Stella you are using official rates for others and black market rate for $&£. Doesnt make any sense. The real $ rate officially is like 198.
DeleteThe naira is worthless.
ReplyDeleteWhat about dubai money how much please.
DeleteEnd time exchange rate
ReplyDeleteOK. Australian dollar still crawling by the Naira. Until then, we be converting to USD.
ReplyDeleteSudan ke? See Ghana see countries like Kenya Namibia Malawi... Damn epic embarrassment. Whelp maybe this is what needs to happen for Nigeria to change. They say it has to get worse before it's better right? Sigh ah well
ReplyDeleteYou are very stupid..Ghana changed their currency about 12 years ago, and it been bigger than than niaja...it just didn't happen now..It a Damm embarrassment, just cos u saw Ghana..smh
DeleteAnon 9:32 you're calling someone stupid, yet you don't know that ghc changed in 2008. That is not 12 years ago you fool.
DeleteJehova God in the up above!!!.God we ask for your mercy in our country Nigeria
ReplyDeleteIs it still acceptable to call Nigeria the "giant of Africa"? So sad...Lately, I've been reading alot of articles on the President's pessimism about "Change", and how he might not be able to do the needful. Hmmmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteU haven't told us who sunshine is,since u know everyone on this blog with your multiple personalities here.
DeleteHmmmm!
ReplyDeleteGod will deliver Africa in general.
ReplyDeleteWhy is the exchange rate of Libya and Morocco high? It's suppose to be the same as others jor.
ReplyDeleteHmmm may God help us in naija
ReplyDeleteWhere is the change Buhari promised?
ReplyDeleteI pray things don't get out of hand before 2019 because Buhari has no plans for Nigeria...when is he traveling again?
Mtchewwwww!
Did this come from the CBN orfrom the usual useless suspects?
ReplyDeleteDid this come from the CBN or from the usual useless suspects?
ReplyDeleteThis is scary
ReplyDeleteSee Ghana o.
ReplyDeleteWtf is happening?
How did we get here?
Emefiele needs to go.
Why do u guys disrespect Ghana so much??..Ghana changed their currency about 13 years ago..and it always been valuable than the niara since then..Y'all should be reading...
Deleteis well.
ReplyDeleteI pray for my country, it's is well.
ReplyDeleteGiant of Africa...... Bull crap! This country is full of crap!
ReplyDeleteOMG! ...and this is the giant of Africa?
ReplyDeletePlease the relevant authorities should do something about this, this is insane! !
Bubu which way?
ReplyDeletePls o members of bvn in Jos,any sex toy shop here?help a sister b4 conji kill me.I don't want to cheat ooo.
Stells pls post its urgent.
Pervert.
DeleteSo helping myself makes me a pervert huh?if u cant help pls swerve!
DeleteNo matter how we try to hide it. The reality is that Buhari is a failure,a disgrace to leaders around the world.
ReplyDeleteThe economy was better handled under the last govt.Just look at the shameful exchange rate. This is not what Nigerians expected under Buhari presidency.
Jesus!...
ReplyDeleteCheck out the Ghana cedi...OMG!...
This is unbelievable!...Ghana of yesterday..
Nigeria is finished!...
Ghana changed their currency..Why are u guys so bothered about Ghana, instead of your economy? ?
DeleteGhana isn't "of yesterday" please. Even when cedi was almost worthless paper, they had industries and were building up their economy. They were thinking more exports and less imports and it has worked for them. Besides, Ghana gained independence earlier, so they should be big brother
DeleteIt is well, we r getting there.
ReplyDeleteGetting to where? We r moving in reverse nd u say we are getting there. Where exactly is the there u are talking abt? I'm scared of ur there
DeleteIt is shameful. Buhari is a big failure, a disgrace to leadership. The economy was better handled under the last govt This is not what Nigerians expected when they voted Buhari into power. It is really sad.
ReplyDeleteHeheheheheheheehehehhehehe
ReplyDeleteBeen happy 4 some days now.....can't just explain it
Madness has a starting point. Your happiness might just be it
DeleteSmall small, Naira go soon carry last patapata
ReplyDeleteO ga o. God help us.
ReplyDeleteOhh dear Naira Rest in Peace.Chaii.
ReplyDeleteOdikwa serious
ReplyDeleteGod will have mercy on us.
ReplyDeleteGod help us ooo
ReplyDeleteWith just 1k dollars,am ok for my business.
ReplyDeleteChai,see exchange rate sha
God dey sha... it is well
ReplyDeleteWith just 1k dollars,am ok for my business.
ReplyDeleteChai,see exchange rate sha
In God we trust. We will go pass this storm.
ReplyDeleteStella, those are official rates pls. Our official rate is N198. The 1 USD to N400 is the black market rate. CBN has stopped selling to the BDC so what they do now is go outside the country to out-source dollar by themselves, and because they have to cover the cost and the risk of getting dollars from another country, the BDC had to hike the price. Besides they need to make profit.
ReplyDeleteThe official rate is high because of over dependence in Oil. We all know the price of crude oil is nose diving daily ( from $140 to $20+). So the balance of payment is in deficit, hence the high impact on our exchange rate.
One of the ways to prevent it's deepening impact is to totally discourage import of any kind, otherwise, our official rate will probably be worse than the current black market rate. So CBN is saying " If we can not sell/export to earn foreign currency, then we should not buy/import anything. If however it's unavoidable to buy, then go through the the bank". Besides, going through the bank means you have a legit business and a genuine need for the currency( this check corruption as well). On the long run, if this is sustained, it will make us look inwards and appreciate our own products, while government also will look at other areas of earning foreign currency.
It's deeper than this though but this is the simplest I can break it down to.
***iamtito***
Plz on your way to UK or USA or anywhere u need foreign currency tell the malam changing for u that official rate is 198 or tell the government who gave u this rate to change the naira to dollar's for u.
DeleteHow has the official rate helped us mumu.
God bless you real good for your intelligent comment,if we must build our economy to be robust, and be self reliant as a nation ( to an extent) then we must endure this for a while. We must believe in our products and work to better the not so well produced ones, only the materials that can not be produced locally wld be imported, we wld export our products too, Naira ll regain strength and dollars here ll die a natural death. (Pardon my typos)
DeleteAnon 10.12, thank you. I don't expect everyone's brain power to carry my discuss above. Anon 9.36, you are forgiven!
Delete***iamtito***
Everyone is talking about buying local, but no one is entering bush to go and collect raw materials. We still dey import raw materials for local production.
ReplyDeleteBTW Stell's are these bank rates or black market rates? Cos most of those figures are even lower than what obtains on ground.
The people asking us to go local don't go local .
DeleteAisha buhari had never worn made in Nigeria saris.
Where are going to in this country? D come to our aid.
ReplyDeleteHian! Grammar gi bu 'cock n shoot'...
DeleteEnglish muderer
DeleteGod safe Nigeria
ReplyDeleteYorubaaaa!!!! It's save, not safe.!!! Aaahhhh!!!!
DeleteYou people always make this mistake
Chai! God punish devil. Le kwa Ghana of yesterday o.
ReplyDeleteI want port oooo.
Why are you guys just talking about ghana like say una still dey live in yhe 80's?
DeleteGhana slashed zeros off their currency years ago. They successfully pulled through the initial discomfort without making noise like most Nigerians are doing now. Maybe that's why most of you didn't hear.
Our own na just to dey cry and abuse government. Tighten your own belt, una no go gree.
@Flake. .don't mind them...Most Nigerians are very polite..Not
DeleteStella it aint 400naira to 1 dolls.....Inform urself will u????
ReplyDeleteIgnorance is NOT bliss!! So Ghana removed a bunch of zeros from their currency (redenomination) then suddenly their currency is stronger??!just had the zeros that existed before and see what come up with...their is fairing much worse..Africa's problem is and will always be import vs export parity
ReplyDeleteWhy are u guys so concern abut Ghana??..Face your econimy; and leave Ghana alone..Ghanaians didn't beg Stella to add them on this list
DeleteHow is it done
ReplyDeleteI love it. Nigeria needs to sink to the bottom for her people to face reality. Fake people every where. Nigeria is the giant of.Africa just as one alcoholic imbecile in.my village is known as Ome ego. What is in a name?
ReplyDeleteAbeg which country our NAira big pass their own. I wan go vacation, exchange rate no gree. As long as it is not somalia sha
ReplyDeleteDid you check their exchange rate against dollar and compare the market value?....you bloggers should be more informative and creative with your writings. Gosh
ReplyDelete1 Cedi is 75naira, yes they redominated but what has that got to do with the fact our Naira is loosing value. You know cotonou, benin, would refuse your naira sharply claiming " e no get value"
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