SEC and experts urge more women to join Nigeria’s capital market
The Securities and Exchange Commission, along with industry experts, has highlighted the need for stronger female participation in Nigeria’s capital market. At a recent event, leaders praised the resilience and leadership of women in the sector and called for greater recognition of their contributions. Key figures such as Dr. Emomotimi Agama, Toyin Alabi, Frana Chukwuogor, and Bola Ajomale stressed the importance of female empowerment, financial literacy, and leadership. The event also focused on encouraging women to make informed investment decisions and avoid fraudulent schemes.
What we know
- The SEC and financial experts called for increased female involvement in Nigeria’s capital market during the commemoration of International Women’s Day at the SEC headquarters in Abuja.
- Dr. Emomotimi Agama praised women as pillars of the capital market and credited a female mentor for shaping his professional journey.
- Toyin Alabi urged women to strengthen their financial decision-making and warned against fraudulent investment schemes.
- Frana Chukwuogor and Bola Ajomale highlighted the resilience, professionalism, and unique perspectives women bring to the sector.
- Participants emphasized the need for ongoing efforts to boost women’s inclusion and leadership within Nigeria’s financial ecosystem.
