Today’s rates — 19 July 2026
Sell Rate
₦367.48
No change
Buy Rate
₦367.21
Spread: ₦0.27
CBN Rate
₦361.82
+-1.6% vs black mkt
Live rate
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Saudi Riyal (SAR) (SAR) → Nigerian Naira (NGN)Sell price
₦367.48
Unchanged from yesterday
Buy price
₦367.21
Spread ₦0.27 · 0.07%
🏦 CBN official rate: ₦361.82Black market premium: ₦-6 (-1.6%)
30-day chart
SAR / NGN — parallel market sell rate
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SAR / NGN — rate history
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Quick conversion table
SAR to Naira conversion table
At sell rate ₦367.48 per SAR
Amount
NGN
Amount
NGN
1 SAR
₦367.48
2 SAR
₦734.96
5 SAR
₦1,837.4
10 SAR
₦3,674.8
20 SAR
₦7,349.6
50 SAR
₦18,374
100 SAR
₦36,748
200 SAR
₦73,496
500 SAR
₦183,740
1000 SAR
₦367,480
2000 SAR
₦734,960
5000 SAR
₦1,837,400
About this rate
Today’s Saudi Riyal (SAR) to Naira black market rate: sell 367.48 · buy 367.21 · CBN 361.82. Change from yesterday: N/A.
SAR to Naira — Buy Rate
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To buy SAR, you will spend 367.21 naira at today’s black market rate.
SAR to Naira — Sell Rate
SAR / NGN Historical Chart
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To sell SAR, you will receive 367.48 naira at today’s black market rate.
SAR / NGN Historical Table
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Frequently asked questions
How much is 1 SAR to Naira today?
As of today, 1 Saudi Riyal (SAR) sells for ₦367.48 in the parallel (black) market.
What is the CBN rate vs black market rate?
The CBN official rate is ₦361.82. The black market sell rate is ₦367.48 — a spread of ₦6.
How much is 100 SAR to Naira in the black market?
100 SAR at today's black market sell rate is ₦36,748. Use the calculator above to convert any amount.
Why does the exchange rate keep changing?
The parallel market rate fluctuates daily based on supply and demand. Key drivers include oil revenue, CBN monetary policy, diaspora remittances, import demand, and BDC operator activity.
Is the black market rate different in Lagos vs Abuja?
Yes, rates can vary slightly by city. Lagos and Abuja (Wuse Zone 4) often show marginally different rates. We report an average across major Nigerian cities.
Rates sourced from CBN official data and open market aggregators · updated daily · for information purposes only