Burning question since time immemorial.... Why should licensed Nigerian Banks not have Dollars to sell to Nigerians, but street people (BDC) have dollars to sell? Why can't the banks have BDC cubicle inside the banks or at major outlets in towns and airports? Why the difference in bank rates and black market rates? Are the prices market driven or fixed?

I'm also confused about this, I recent this clueless and hardship administration.

I regret voting this Buhari, he should have been appointed minister of defence not president, at least all banks should be selling foreign currencies, yesterday I went to GTbank to ask the rate of naira to Euro, I was shocked to hear that banks doesn't sell currencies, but I can be redirected to a black market agent.

This president has forgotten that we voted him in full of hope and what we are getting in return is hardship, yet he is even thinking about 2019- so shameless.

Jonathan is 100times better than this confused old man.

Our banks arevthe most corrupt when it comes to that.

They will sell the forex to black market

More like how fuel dealers sell the petrol to black market and the filling stations are always out of fuel

Buhari is a true dulllard for pursuing outdated policies of expecting banks to sell forex.

Anyhow, Buhari is a corrupt dictator using those senseless policies to create bee corrupt avebues for his cronies

Cjrane2:
Our banks arevthe most corrupt when it comes to that.

They will sell the forex to black market

More like how fuel dealers sell the petrol to black market and the filling stations are always out of fuel

Buhari is a true dulllard for pursuing outdated policies of expecting banks to sell forex.

Anyhow, Buhari is a corrupt dictator using those senseless policies to create bee corrupt avebues for his cronies

Last year it was fuel scarcity and this year currencies, am afraid I can't predict next year's, but I'll surely keep praying for his end to come.

The banks are suppose to sell to the public go there and buy some if you have the approved documentation by the financial regulation that has been in existence before Bunari.