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“Dollar to Naira Black Market Rate for 1st October 2023:

October 1, 2023

By Daniel Edu

Buying Rate: N998
Selling Rate: N1003

Please note that exchange rates may vary, and individuals are encouraged to use official banking channels for foreign exchange transactions. The Central Bank of Nigeria does not recognize the parallel market (black market) for forex dealings.”

Regarding the labor strike situation:

“The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) responds to the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) regarding the court order restraining the proposed strike. NLC emphasizes that a court restraining order is not equivalent to a perpetual injunction.”

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