Women in Nigeria are becoming more and more involved in business today now more than ever. Even younger women who are students are so industrious you would know that times have moved from the days when all that was required was for a woman to be a house wife. Below are 6 female billionaires who are Nigerian.

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In the world market, one united state dollar is equal to 380.25 Nigerian Naira according to Google.com. in the past few weeks the Dollar to Naira has been on a stable note as the Nigerian Naira will be looking to raise against the United States Dollar before year 2021 come to an end.

In the black market, they are selling one united dollar at the rates of 370 Nigerian Naira while they are buying is at the rates of 365 Nigerian Naira.

In the black market, they are be selling one United State dollar at 470 Nigerian since 29th of December of 2020, which is little okay for the economy of the country.

Despite the facts that the standard exchange rates of the Dollar to Naira is around 381 Nigerian, it very hard to exchange it at the rates in the country even in the bank. What did you think can the federal government to regulate the exchanges rates price?