Naira to Ghana Cedi Rate Today: How much is 1 GHS to NGN?

To convert the Nigerian Naira to the Ghanaian Cedi, you need to consider the complex connection between two of West Africa’s biggest economies, Nigeria and Ghana. The Naira (NGN) and the Cedi (GHS) are both important currencies in their respective economies and have a significant impact on the financial dynamics of the region. When we examine the historical and current exchange rates between these two currencies, we can gain valuable insights into economic trends and the overall economic well-being of the region.

Below shows Cedi to Naira rates

Ghana Cedi	Naira
1 Cedi	68 NGN
5 Cedis	340 NGN
10 Cedis	680 NGN
50 Cedis	3,400 NGN
100 Cedis	6,800 NGN
200 Cedis	13,600 NGN
500 Cedis	34,000 NGN
1000 Cedis	68,000 NGN
1500 Cedis	102,000 NGN
2000 Cedis	136,000 NGN
5000 Cedis	340,000 NGN
10000 Cedis	680,000 NGN

Below shows Naira to Cedi rates

Naira	Ghana Cedi
1 naira	0.015 Cedi
5 naira	0.07 Cedi
500 naira	7.45 Cedis
1000 naira	14.70 Cedis
2000 naira	29.40 Cedis
4000 naira	58.80 Cedis
5000 naira	73.50 Cedis
10000 naira	146.99 Cedis
15000 naira	220.49 Cedis
20000 naira	293.99 Cedis
25000 naira	367.49 Cedis
30000 naira	440.98 Cedis
35000 naira	514.48 Cedis
40000 naira	587.98 Cedis
50000 naira	734.97 Cedis
100000 naira	1469.94 Cedis
500000 naira	7349.70 Cedis

The naira and the cedi — which one is more valuable?

Currently, the Cedi is doing better than the Naira. Let’s just say two people, one from Nigeria and the other from Ghana, are traveling to the United States. Obviously, each of them would have to spend some money on them to make their travels easier. With both of them holding the same amount of money, e.g., 50,000 naira and 50,000 cedis, the Nigerian would be able to get about $63.25 with his 50,000 NGN. while the Ghanaian will be able to get $4302.93 with his 50,000 GHS. For the Nigerian to get the same $4302.93 as the Ghanaian, he will need to have 3,401,491.98 naira.

History of Ghana Cedi Against the Naira

1. Economic Developments: The historical exchange rate between the Cedi and the Naira has been influenced by various economic factors, including inflation rates, fiscal policies, and political stability in both countries.
2. Trade Relations: Nigeria and Ghana have a long history of trade relations, which has also influenced the exchange rate dynamics. The demand and supply of goods and services between the two countries impact currency values.
3. Regional Economic Changes: Economic changes in the West African region, including fluctuations in oil prices (a major export of Nigeria), have historically affected the exchange rate between the Cedi and the Naira.

Current Strength of the Cedi Against the Naira

As of my last update in April 2023, the exchange rate between the Ghanaian Cedi and the Nigerian Naira would be influenced by:

Economic Policies: Monetary and fiscal policies in Ghana and Nigeria, such as interest rate decisions and budgetary policies, can impact the exchange rate.

Inflation and Economic Growth: The relative inflation rates and economic growth in both countries play a crucial role in determining the strength of the currencies against each other.

Global and Regional Factors: External factors, including global economic trends and regional political stability, can also influence the exchange rate.

For the most up-to-date and accurate information regarding the current strength of the Cedi against the Naira, it is advisable to consult current financial news or currency exchange rate tools.

Converting 1 Ghana Cedi to Naira

To convert 1 Ghana Cedi to Nigerian Naira:

1. Check the Current Exchange Rate: This can be done through financial news websites, currency conversion apps, or by visiting banks and forex bureaus.
2. Use a Currency Converter: Online currency converters are a quick and easy way to see the value of 1 Cedi in Naira. Simply enter the amount to be converted (in this case, 1 Cedi) and select the appropriate currencies (GHS to NGN).
3. Visit a Bank or Forex Bureau: Banks and forex bureaus can provide the current exchange rate and convert the currency for you. They may charge a small fee for this service.
4. Consider Transaction Fees: Be aware of any transaction fees or commissions that may apply, as these can affect the amount of Naira you receive for your Cedi.

It is important to note that exchange rates fluctuate regularly due to market dynamics, so the rate you get at one moment may differ slightly from another time.