Naira Exchange Rates Wednesday July 1, 2026
Today, at the Black Market the Nigerian Naira is exchange as below : US DOLLAR (USD) Buy ₦1, 395 Sell ₦1, 405
GREAT BRITISH POUND (GBP) Buy ₦1,850 Sell: ₦1,870
EURO (EUR) Buy ₦1, 580 Sell ₦1,600
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Customs begin implementation of Green Tax Surcharge from July 1
The initiative aimed to promote environmental sustainability, reduce carbon emissions and encourage the importation of cleaner vehicles into the country, in line with global environmental standards.
Rotary, FirstBank empower 140 artisans with N45m equipment
“They should utilise the equipment judiciously to better their lives. They are not supposed to sell them. They are expected to use them for their daily livelihoods so that in another year or two, they will also be able to empower somebody else.”
Nigerian Bottling Company commissions three new production lines in Oyo and Kano
Speaking at the ceremony, Goran Sladic, Managing Director of NBC, emphasised that NBC has been part of Nigeria’s growth story for 75 years.
Nigeria evacuates 593 Citizens from South Africa
“With the June 30 deadline on undocumented foreigners to leave South Africa, the federal government wishes to reiterate the fact that the evacuation process is still on course,” Ebienfa said.
Naira Exchange Rates For Tuesday June 30, 2026
BLACK MARKET RATES
US DOLLAR (USD) ₦1, 390
GREAT BRITISH POUND (GBP) ₦1,855
EURO (EUR) ₦1, 585
NIPC, NEPC And NCC Emerge Best MDAs In 2026
In his remarks, the Director-General of BPSR, Mr. Dasuki Arabi, commended all participating MDAs – particularly the top performers for 2026 broader assessment- for their efforts toward transparency, accountability, and open governance.
NIMN Flays overuse of technology instead of human element in marketing
According to the resource persons, poor understanding of the community by governments and policy makers have led to a loss of value and an under-appreciation of created value in recent times.
The Day South Africa Deleted Africa From Its Name — And Became Just ‘South’ By Tim Akano
South Africa is the only nation on earth that carries the name of the entire continent as its surname. That is not an accident of cartography. That is a covenant…
Nigeria cannot ban its way to industrialisation
A ban, in other words, does not protect Nigerian factories. It protects the smuggler’s margin. It turns ordinary traders into criminals, denies the treasury its revenue, and enriches our neighbours’ ports.