SEC Advocates for Enhanced Women's Role in Capital Market

During an event at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) headquarters in Abuja to commemorate International Women's Day, SEC officials called for increased female participation in Nigeria's capital market. Dr. Emomotimi Agama, the Director General of SEC, emphasized that women are essential to the growth of the financial system and deserve greater recognition for their contributions.
He highlighted the importance of female leadership and financial literacy in expanding investor confidence. Toyin Alabi, founder and CEO of Moneywis International, urged women to actively participate in investment opportunities and build financial independence, warning against fraudulent schemes.
Frana Chukwuogor and Bola Ajomal from SEC also stressed the significant impact women have within the capital market and the importance of mentorship. They called for men to recognize women's roles in shaping society and supporting their professional growth.
The event underscored the need for a supportive environment for women in finance to combat challenges and promote sustainable wealth creation.
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