Pounds (GBP) to Naira Black Market Exchange Rate 6 June 2025 Abokifx

As of 6 June 2025, the exchange rate for 1 Pound Sterling to Nigerian Naira is ₦N/A. Compared to yesterday, this represents a — in value.
If you're planning to buy 1 Pound at street value, the current rate would cost you approximately ₦N/A.
Do you have 1 Pound to sell now? Here is the rate to sell: ₦N/A for GBP.
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30d High (Buy): ₦N/A
30d Low (Buy): ₦N/A
30d High (Sell): ₦N/A
30d Low (Sell): ₦N/A
Date Buy Sell

Quick GBP to Naira Converter Table

Amount (GBP) Equivalent (₦)
1 ₦N/A
2 ₦N/A
3 ₦N/A
4 ₦N/A
5 ₦N/A
6 ₦N/A
7 ₦N/A
8 ₦N/A
9 ₦N/A
10 ₦N/A
11 ₦N/A
12 ₦N/A
13 ₦N/A
14 ₦N/A
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16 ₦N/A
17 ₦N/A
18 ₦N/A
19 ₦N/A
20 ₦N/A
21 ₦N/A
22 ₦N/A
23 ₦N/A
24 ₦N/A
25 ₦N/A
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28 ₦N/A
29 ₦N/A
30 ₦N/A
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99 ₦N/A
100 ₦N/A

Pounds to Naira Black Market Rate Today [date] Aboki

The battle to save the Naira from further depreciation can only be won if the Central Bank of Nigeria can unify the exchange rate by consistently boosting the liquidity to BDCs across the country.

Our team are constantly monitoring the GBP/NGN (Pound to Naira) exchange rate.

Different currencies all over the world have different exchange values in respect to Naira. We should note that currency value often fluctuates over time, but how strong a currency is indicates how healthy the economy is.

It's also worthy to note that Pound Sterling, alongside the US Dollar and Japanese Yen, remains one of the most popular currencies in the world. But today, we are going to narrow this article to the Pound Sterling (GBP) in relation to the Naira.

More on Pound Sterling:

The Naira usually goes into free fall when oil prices drop and the economy is under pressure. It becomes difficult for the Naira to regain value unless the government intervenes by injecting more forex—though such interventions are usually temporary and artificial.

History has taught us that such temporary fixes don’t sustain the Naira. Experts advise the government to diversify the economy to stabilize it sustainably.

Top Facts About GBP

  1. Pound Sterling is one of the oldest surviving currencies. Its origin can be traced back to continental Europe.
  2. The name “Pound Sterling” comes from the Greek word “libra,” which means weight and balance.
  3. Pound Sterling is issued by the Bank of England—the only recognized authority for issuing it.
  4. Henry VII’s reign saw the first pound coins in 1489.
  5. Pound Sterling is the official currency of the United Kingdom (England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland).
  6. Banknotes: 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 pounds. Coins: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 pence and 1, 2 pounds.
  7. During WWII, Germans attempted to destabilize the Pound by mass printing counterfeit notes.
  8. King George V was the first monarch to appear on Pound Sterling currency.