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NGX Group, CSCS to mobilise capital markets for gender equality

The Nigerian Trade Group, in partnership with Central Securities Clearing System and Girls in Administration, Enterprise and Public Service, will mark Worldwide Girls’s Day 2026 by “ringing the bell for gender equality” at Nigerian Trade Group Home in Lagos.
The occasion, in line with an NGX assertion launched over the weekend, will leverage the closing gong ceremony to focus on the function of capital markets in selling gender equality.
“The ceremony is a part of the worldwide Ring the Bell for Gender Equality marketing campaign, which mobilises inventory exchanges worldwide to develop girls’s participation within the economic system and advance gender-inclusive practices.
“This 12 months’s occasion is held in collaboration with the Worldwide Finance Company, UN Girls, World Federation of Exchanges, UN International Compact, and the Sustainable Inventory Exchanges Initiative, underneath the theme: ‘Rights. Justice.
Motion. For ALL Girls and Ladies’,” the assertion learn.
Dignitaries anticipated on the ceremony embody the Minister of State for Overseas Affairs, Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu; First Girl of Imo State, Chioma Uzodimma; Govt Commissioner, Authorized & Enforcement on the Securities and Trade Fee, Frana Chukwuogor; award-winning actor and founding father of FAAN, Funke Akindele; and administrators of NGX Group, Ojinnika Olaghere and Fatima Wali-Abdulrahman, alongside board members, regulators, and business leaders.
NGX Group will be part of exchanges worldwide in sounding the NGX Gong to underscore the significance of inclusive management, equal alternatives, and stronger market accountability in advancing gender equality.
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