Hamilton Nwosa
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BDC to sell Forex at N399/$1

 

Alhaji Aminu Gwadabe, the President, Association of Bureau De Change Operators of Nigeria (ABCON), Bureau De Change (BDC’s) operators has revealed that BDC’s will sell forex to Nigerians with legitimate need at N399/$1. This is even as he disclosed that The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has started auctioning 250 million dollars to 3147 registered BDCs nationwide on Wednesday

He said the sale of the foreign currency to BDCs would impact positively on the naira exchange rate as the exercise would boost liquidity in the market.

“Sale and distribution is ongoing to all the CBN licensed BDCs today,’’ Gwadabe said. He appealed to Nigerians with legitimate needs for foreign exchange to visit any CBN registered BDC to purchase dollars with relevant documents at N399 to the dollar.

He also revealed that addresses of all the BDCs were available at the official CBN Website, adding that members of the public should report any member selling above the regulated price to the appropriate authorities.

The naira has depreciated significantly since the CBN closed its doors to sale of the foreign currency in December. The naira, which was exchanged at N493 to the dollar at the beginning of the year, has depreciated to N497 to the dollar in the parallel market.

With the resumption of sale to BDcs, traders and stakeholders are optimistic that naira may as well be on the recovery path.

 

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