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Nigerian Nairas (NGN)

The NGN is the official currency of Nigeria, with the symbol ₦.

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Nigerian Nairas to Australian Dollars: Exchange rates today

NGN
GBP
1 NGN0.00 GBP
10 NGN0.00 GBP
20 NGN0.01 GBP
50 NGN0.02 GBP
100 NGN0.05 GBP
250 NGN0.13 GBP
300 NGN0.16 GBP
500 NGN0.27 GBP
1,000 NGN0.54 GBP
2,000 NGN1.08 GBP
5,000 NGN2.71 GBP
10,000 NGN5.43 GBP
GBP
NGN
1 GBP1,814.95 NGN
10 GBP18,149.50 NGN
20 GBP36,299.01 NGN
50 GBP90,747.53 NGN
100 GBP181,495.06 NGN
250 GBP453,737.65 NGN
300 GBP544,485.18 NGN
500 GBP907,475.30 NGN
1,000 GBP1,816,767.83 NGN
2,000 GBP3,633,535.67 NGN
5,000 GBP9,083,839.19 NGN
10,000 GBP18,170,099.49 NGN

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Learn more about the Nigerian Nairas

  • History

    The Nigerian Nairas was established as the official currency of Nigeria in 1973. Its introduction was a key development for the nation, and it continues to be a central part of the economic landscape of both Nigeria and Africa. Check our guide about the evolution of NGN to GBP to learn more about their exchange rate history.
  • Characteristics

    The Nigerian Nairas is divided into Kobo. You'll find Nigerian Nairas banknotes in 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000 nairas and coins in 1, 2 naira; 50 kobo.
  • Monetary policy

    The Nigerian Nairas is managed by the Central Bank of Nigeria, which is responsible for the currency's monetary policy and currency's value. This approach allows the currency to fluctuate based on market conditions, while the central bank retains the ability to intervene to maintain stability and control inflation. This strategic management is crucial for supporting the economic growth and stability of Nigeria.
  • Currency exchange

    The value of the Nigerian Nairas is determined by a floating exchange rate. This means its value can fluctuate based on global supply and demand, reflecting the country's economic strength and market conditions.

Facts table for the Nigerian Nairas (NGN)

Currency nameNigerian Nairas
Currency codeNGN
Currency symbol

Minor unit

Kobo

Minor unit symbol
Notes frequently used

5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000 nairas

Coins frequently used1, 2 naira; 50 kobo
Central bank

Central Bank of Nigeria

Users

Nigeria

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