Also, at the parallel market, the Nigerian Currency scooped N5 to exchange at N465 from N470 it traded on Monday, while it went for N565 and N510 against the Pound Sterling and the Euro, respectively.
Trading at the Bureau De Change Segment saw the currency exchange at N385, the control rated of the Central Bank of Nigeria and at N564 against the Pound Sterling and N510 for Euro.
The President, Association of Bureau De Change Operators of Nigeria, Alhaji Aminu Gwadabe, who spoke on market developments said that the naira had prospects of further appreciation in the days to come
Gwadabe, who said that the CBN was working with Nigerians in Diaspora to woo more remittances back home, added that the CBN had a robust meeting with stakeholders and Nigerians in Diaspora at the weekend in London on way to boost liquidity in the foreign exchange market.
He said that more International Money Transfer Operators had indicated interest in facilitating the repatriation of remittances from abroad.
