Brand News Day Nigeria understands that the black market, commonly referred to as the Aboki market rate for Euro, is usually higher than the exchange rate at the bank,s which is generally regulated by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
The CBN Exchange rate is the rate you can buy or sell Euros for naira listed on the CBN Euro to naira website.
If you want to know the current black market rate, here is the page.
Euro To Naira Bank Rate Today: 1 Euro equals = 1760.0745 Nigerian Naira
Euro to Naira Bank Rate opens Today, January 29, 2026, at the rate of ₦1760.0745, as against when it closed at the exchange rate of ₦1755.072.
Euro to Naira exchange rate in Nigeria’s black market has an average of ₦17655.00 today on 29/01/2026, according to 1 sell rate shared by the users as comments.
For the last 7 days, between 22/01/2026 and 29/01/2026, the Euro to Naira black market rate took values between ₦1735 and ₦1760 with an average of ₦1745.40. When we compare today’s (29/01/2026) deals with the last 7 days, the average Euro to Naira rate had a 13.6-point rise from ₦1735 to ₦1760.00, corresponding to a 2.98% increase.
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BrandNewsDay notes that this page concentrates solely on the Euro to Naira Today Black Market Rate.
Aboki fx Euro to Naira exchange rate has also been added here, so you can easily verify each of the rates for the currencies you want to exchange in the parallel markets, otherwise known as the Black market.
Ngnrates fx is today’s most trusted source for the black market EUR to Naira rate. You can find their exchange rate today and the Black Market Exchange Rate of Euro to Naira in Nigeria Today.
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