The News Agency of Nigeria reports it dropped by 40.78 per cent when compared with N471.67 it exchanged on Tuesday.
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The open indicative rate closed at N464.10 to the dollar on Tuesday.
The open indicative rate closed at N463.75 to the dollar on Friday.
It represents a decrease of 0.36 per cent when compared to N462.33 it exchanged at the close of business on May 12.
The rate represents a decrease of 0.46 per cent when compared to the N461.38 it exchanged to the dollar at the close of business on March 31.
The rate represented a decrease of 0.06 per cent when compared to the N461.24, which it exchanged on Wednesday.
The figure represented a slight increase by 0.16 per cent compared with the N462 it exchanged on Thursday.
The figure represented a decrease of 0.09 per cent, compared with the 461.50 it exchanged on Tuesday.
The figure represented a decrease of 0.05 per cent, compared with N456.25 it exchanged to the Dollar on Thursday.
The figure represented a decrease of 0.26 per cent, compared with N451.50 it exchanged on Monday.
This was an appreciation of 0.11 per cent, compared with the 445.83 it exchanged on Thursday in the market.
The open indicative rate closed at N444.60 to the dollar Thursday.
The figure represents an appreciation of 0.11 per cent compared with N445.50 to dollar it exchanged on Tuesday.
In China’s spot foreign exchange market, the Yuan is allowed to rise or fall by two per cent from the central parity rate each trading day.
The open indicative rate closed at N433 to the dollar on Tuesday.
The figure represents a decrease of 0.75 per cent, compared with N431.50 to the dollar at the close of business September 2.
The open indicative rate closed at 418.25 naira to the dollar Wednesday.
The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, said this on a Channels Television programme, Sunday Politics, on Sunday.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the Naira exchanged at N439 to a dollar at the parallel market in Lagos, while Pound Sterling and the Euro closed at N580 and N495 respectively.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has resumed provision of foreign exchange to all commercial banks for onward sales to parents wishing to pay school fees and Small and Medium Enterprises.