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SEE Naira to Euro Exchange Rate Today – Black Market, CBN Rates | October 18, 2024

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By Kayode Sanni-Arewa

Looking for the latest Naira to Euro exchange rate today? Whether you’re conducting business, making investments, or planning a trip to Europe, staying updated on the exchange rate is crucial. This article provides up-to-date information on the black market, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and online exchange platforms to help you make informed decisions. What is 1 Euro to Naira Today in Black Market and CBN? With the fluctuating nature of the Naira against foreign currencies like the Euro, many Nigerians are keen to know the most recent rates. The Naira to Euro exchange rate in both the black market and CBN offers different values based on market dynamics and economic policies

Current Exchange Rates for 1 Euro to Naira Today Naira to Euro Black Market Exchange Rate (Parallel Market) Buying Rate: ₦1,862 Selling Rate: ₦1,865 1 Euro to Naira Today (CBN Official Rates) Buying Rate: ₦1,790 Selling Rate: ₦1,795 Other Exchange Rates Today: Dollar and Pounds to Naira Dollar to Naira (Black Market Rates) Buying Rate: ₦1,705 Selling Rate: ₦1,710 Pounds to Naira (CBN Rates) Buying Rate: ₦2,205 Selling Rate: ₦2,210 Online Platforms for Naira to Euro Exchange Rates: Geegpay and Grey In addition to the black market and CBN rates, online platforms like Geegpay and Grey offer convenient options for currency exchange. These platforms provide competitive rates and are popular alternatives to both black market and CBN channels.

Geegpay Exchange Rates EUR (€): Buying at ₦1,798.03, Selling at ₦1,800.55 GBP (£): Buying at ₦2,120, Selling at ₦2,127 USD ($): Buying at ₦1,675, Selling at ₦1,680 Grey Exchange Rates for EUR to NGN EUR (€): Buying at ₦1,845.03, Selling at ₦1,850 GBP (£): Buying at ₦2,102, Selling at ₦2,205 USD ($): Buying at ₦1,670, Selling at ₦1,675 Understanding the Naira to Euro Black Market Exchange Rate What is the Black Market? The black market is an unofficial exchange market where currency rates are determined by demand and supply without government regulation. It operates outside the control of the CBN, and often, exchange rates are higher here due to the scarcity of foreign currencies like the Euro.

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Why Do People Use the Black Market for Naira to Euro Exchange? Better Rates: Black market rates are typically more favorable compared to the official CBN rates. Accessibility: It’s easier for individuals and businesses to access foreign currencies through the black market, as CBN restrictions often limit the amount of foreign currency available. FAQs on Naira to Euro Exchange Rate 1. Why is there a difference between the CBN and Black Market rates? The black market operates based on supply and demand, while the CBN controls the official rate to maintain currency stability. Due to currency scarcity, black market rates are often higher.

2. Can I exchange Euros at the CBN rate? In most cases, the CBN exchange rate is reserved for specific transactions like government-approved imports or remittances. Many individuals and businesses resort to black market rates for quick and accessible foreign exchange.
3. Why is the black market exchange rate higher? The black market rate is driven by the demand for foreign currency. As supply decreases, the value of the Euro against the Naira rises, causing higher parallel market rates. 4. Is it safe to use online exchange platforms like Geegpay and Grey? Yes, online platforms such as Geegpay and Grey offer secure and regulated options for exchanging currency. However, it’s important to use trusted and licensed platforms.

5. Will the Naira continue to fall against the Euro? The future of the Naira to Euro exchange rate depends on several factors, including government policies, global oil prices, and economic stability. Without intervention, depreciation could continue. 6. How often do exchange rates change? Exchange rates fluctuate daily due to various factors such as foreign currency reserves, local economic policies, and global market conditions.

Why It’s Important to Stay Updated on Naira to Euro Exchange Rates Understanding the Naira to Euro exchange rate today, whether from the black market, CBN, or online platforms, is essential for making informed decisions. Whether you’re exchanging currency for business, travel, or investment, knowing the current rates can help you plan your finances better.

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Historical Trends in Naira to Euro Exchange Rates In October 2023, the black market rate for the Euro stood at around ₦1,500 per Euro. Over the past year, the Naira’s depreciation against the Euro has accelerated, reflecting the economic pressures Nigeria faces, including inflation and foreign currency shortages

Black market Dollar to Naira exchange rate today May 2, 2024: GBP, EUR to Naira Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate at Black Market (Aboki FX) July 13, 2024: USD to NGN CBN Rate 100 dollars to Naira black market today, April 4, 2024 Dollar To Naira 7th August 2024: See Black Market Aboki FX Rate Dollar to Naira Black Market Exchange Rate – October 5, 2024 Latest Update

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Despite Sinwar’s death, the war is yet to come to an end-Israeli PM

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By Kayode Sanni-Arewa

Killing Yahya Sinwar is Israel’s biggest victory so far in the war against Hamas in Gaza.

His death is a serious blow for Hamas, the organisation he turned into a fighting force that inflicted the biggest defeat on the state of Israel in its history.

Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s prime minister, praised the soldiers and made clear that however big a victory, it was not the end of the war.

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The remaining hostages are not free and Hamas is fighting and sometimes killing Israeli troops.

A year of war has killed at least 42,000 Palestinians and left much of Gaza in ruins

Source: bbc.com

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NUJ FCT Council Elections: Group Calls for Fair and Transparent Process

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By Gloria Ikibah
Ahead of the inauguration of the Credentials Committee of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) FCT Council on Saturday, 19th October 2024, which is expected to oversee the election of a new leadership, an advocate group under the auspices of Make A Difference Initiative (MAD) has called for a level playing field to ensure a peaceful transition.
The group, known for promoting justice and equity, has urged journalists in Abuja to set an example for the political class by conducting elections free from manipulation, rancour, or crisis.
According to the group, this can only be achieved through a leadership committed to the collective good of the union, protecting members’ interests, and resisting undue influence from self-serving individuals or groups.
In a statement signed by Executive Director of MAD Initiative, Dr. Lemmy Ughegbe, the group placed the responsibility of ensuring a fair electoral process on the incumbent chairman, Patrick Osaretin Osadebamwen, and his executive team.
He therefore urged them to create a conducive environment that allows all aspirants and voting members to participate freely and without intimidation.
“It is our hope that Osadebamwen will seize this opportunity to leave a lasting legacy by managing the process with transparency, integrity, and unwavering commitment to the union’s values”, the statement read.
MAD Initiative also called on the NUJ National President, Comrade Christopher Ikechukwu Isiguzo, to closely monitor the process and offer timely guidance to the FCT Council leadership if necessary.
The group concluded by expressing its hope for a smooth, peaceful transition that reflects the true will of the union’s members.
The NUJ FCT Council election is seen as an important opportunity for journalists in the nation’s capital to demonstrate that credible elections are possible, even in challenging environments.
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Kalu Extols Ooni of Ife on 50th birthday

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By Gloria Ikibah
Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rep. Benjamin Kalu has congratulated the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi (the Ọjájá II) on his 50th birthday.
The Deputy Speaker who extolled the virtues of Ooni, lauded the esteemed leadership he has brought to the traditional institution, and said that his dedication to tradition, culture and progress of the society has earned him a special place in the hearts of his people.
He said the Ooni has continued to be a source of inspiration to many whom he has provided guidance and positive counsel.
Kalu also noted Ooni’s commitment to peace and security of the Nigerian polity, recalling the noble role he played during the unveiling of the Peace In South East Project (PISE-P), the Deputy Speaker’s intervention in the pursuit of peace and the security of the South East through non kinetic measures.
He prayed God to continue to bless the monarch with more wisdom and long life in good health.
Kalu said: “On this auspicious occasion of your birthday, we pay homage to your esteemed leadership, wisdom, and selfless service to our community. Your steadfast dedication to tradition, culture, and progress has earned you a revered place in our hearts.
“As a beacon of guidance and inspiration, you have navigated our people through times of change, fostering unity, peace, and prosperity. Your vision and counsel have been invaluable.
“We celebrate your life, legacy, and unwavering commitment to our heritage. May this special day bring joy, good health, and continued strength.
“Long may you reign, and may your wisdom continue to illuminate our path. Happy birthday, Your Royal Majesty”.
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