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AED to NGN today

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Official CBN rates

Official reference

Naira per 1 UAE dirham

CBN central
₦366.38 per AED 1
CBN buying
₦366.25 per AED 1
₦0.14 under central
CBN selling
₦366.52 per AED 1
₦0.14 over central

CBN buying and CBN selling are the CBN’s own rates, either side of central — not what a licensed bureau de change (BDC) will charge you or pay you.

What are the exact figures?

The CBN publishes its rates to 4 decimal places; we round them to 2. For , in naira per AED 1:

CBN buying
₦366.2455
CBN central
₦366.3817
CBN selling
₦366.5178

The calculator works with the exact figures. Recent days are further down, exactly as published.

Published by the Central Bank of Nigeria at cbn.gov.ng for . We received them on .

CBN central is down ₦0.39 (0.11%) since .

Over 7 days
-1.15%
since
Over 30 days
+1.28%
since

Convert AED and naira

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AED
CBN rate to use
  • Official referenceCBN central rate for 30 October 2026Works out to about₦36,638AED 100 × ₦366.3817 per AED 1 = about ₦36,638

A guide only — not an offer. A licensed BDC’s rate for you depends on the amount, the branch and the day. Naira figures are rounded to the naira; foreign amounts round down to the cent.

Which AED rate is which?

Different numbers answer different questions. Only an offer from a BDC is a rate you can hold someone to.

Kinds of AED to NGN rate compared
RateNaira per AED 1UpdatedCan you get this rate?
Official referenceCBN central rate
₦366.38
No — it’s a reference, not a price
OfferAn offer to you
When requests open in your city
Held until the time the BDC sets
Yes — until its hold time ends

How to read the CBN’s rates

The CBN publishes three rates for each currency every business day.

CBN central
The middle of the three. It’s the one we chart and alert on, and the one the calculator uses unless you choose another.
CBN buying
The CBN’s published buying rate for UAE dirhams, a little under central.
CBN selling
The CBN’s published selling rate for UAE dirhams, a little over central.

“Buying” and “selling” here are the CBN’s side, not yours. None of the three is a price you can get: each BDC sets its own rates, usually above these when it sells to you and below them when it buys from you. Amounts above $500 that you sell to a BDC are paid into your bank account.

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Today at a glance

The CBN central rate for Fri, 30 Oct 2026 is ₦366.38 per AED 1, down ₦0.39 (0.11%) from Wed, 28 Oct 2026.

AED/NGN CBN central rate over 30 days

Use the arrow keys to move between days; Home and End jump to the first and last.

From 30 September 2026 (₦361.76) to 30 October 2026 (₦366.38). Lowest in this period ₦361.76, highest ₦372.22. CBN central rate, business days only. The scale starts at the period’s low, not at zero, so small moves look larger.
CBN AED/NGN rates for the last 30 business days, in naira per AED 1, exactly as published
DateCBN buyingCBN centralCBN selling
₦366.2455
₦366.3817
₦366.5178
₦366.6311
₦366.7672
₦366.9033
₦368.0864
₦368.2226
₦368.3587
₦372.0882
₦372.2244
₦372.3605
₦370.5182
₦370.6544
₦370.7905
₦365.7315
₦365.8676
₦366.0037
₦363.0957
₦363.2319
₦363.3680
₦362.8125
₦362.9487
₦363.0848
₦362.8623
₦362.9984
₦363.1345
₦362.4641
₦362.6003
₦362.7364
₦362.2887
₦362.4248
₦362.5610
₦362.5543
₦362.6904
₦362.8265
₦362.6192
₦362.7553
₦362.8914
₦362.3805
₦362.5166
₦362.6527
₦362.1327
₦362.2689
₦362.4050
₦362.4315
₦362.5676
₦362.7038
₦362.2912
₦362.4273
₦362.5634
₦362.0578
₦362.1939
₦362.3300
₦362.2989
₦362.4350
₦362.5711
₦361.8755
₦362.0117
₦362.1478
₦361.6206
₦361.7567
₦361.8928
₦361.9487
₦362.0848
₦362.2209
₦362.2013
₦362.3374
₦362.4736
₦361.6873
₦361.8235
₦361.9596
₦361.4868
₦361.6229
₦361.7591
₦361.4106
₦361.5468
₦361.6829
₦361.2444
₦361.3805
₦361.5167
₦361.7953
₦361.9315
₦362.0676
₦362.1373
₦362.2734
₦362.4095
₦362.2178
₦362.3540
₦362.4901

Source: Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) published exchange rates. Source page: cbn.gov.ng. Business days only; we record when we received each rate. We never show “black market” rates.