Nigeria is the most populuos country in West Africa. It is a land so blessed, a land so prosperous with many natural resources in such abundance that other countries can only dream of. Yet, relative to its prosperity, she still have internal problems.

The most prominent of this problem is the valuation of its currency to the dollar. Her currency, the Nigerian Naira is far too weak for a country its size. The current dollar to naira exchange leaves the Nigerian Naira at 386.9 Naira to 1 dollar. What a margin!

With such a low dollar exchange rate, the Nigerian Naira is almost valueless in many countries of the world. But there is good news. Our currency actually has more value than some countries. Our situation therefore isn't the worst in the world. I have highlighted countries whose situation are much worse than ours.

In descending order, these are five Countries where our Nigerian Naira will make you a king. Why? Because our Naira to their currency exchange rate is very high.

1. Venezuela

Venezuela is a South American country located on the north east of the South American coast. It is the 33rd largest country in terms of land mass. Their currency is the Venezuelan Sovereign Bolivar (VES).

1 Nigerian Naira (NGN) equals 512.84 Venezuelan Sovereign Bolivar (VES).

2. Iran

Iran sits on a large plateau, therefore it is thousands of feet higher than its immediate neighbors. Only a small part of Iran's land is suitable for growing crops. Iran has a population of about 80 million.

This country lies in the middle East. Their currency is the Iranian Rial.

1 Nigerian Naira (NGN) equals 108.83 Iranian Rial (IRR).

3. Vietnam

Vietnam is a Asian country located in the south east. It is very famous among other Asian countries as it is a top tourist destination.

Their currency is known as the Vietnamese Dong.

1 Nigerian Naira (NGN) equals 60.14 Vietnamese Dong (VND).

4. Indonesia

Indonesia is the fourth most populated country in the world. It has over 17,500 islands of which 6000 are inhabited.

Indonesia's currency is the Indonesian Rupiah.

1 Nigerian Naira (NGN) equals 36.43 Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).

5. Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan is one of the only two countries in the world that is double landlocked. What does that mean? It simply means Uzbekistan is surrounded by landlocked countries.

The national currency of Uzbekistan is the Uzbek Sum (UZS).

1 Nigerian Naira (NGN) equals 26.21 Uzbek Sum (UZS).

6. Laos

Laos is an excellent tourist destination. If you are someone who loves to be in nature or to participate in adventure activities, then Laos is the place for you. Kayaking and hiking is one of the many things you can do when you are in Laos.

The Laotian Kip is what is spent in Laos.

1 Nigerian Naira (NGN) equals 23.27 Laotian Kip (LAK).