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Vivian writes to women in finance, reminding them that every milestone they achieve shatters stereotypes and paves the way for others. Your success isn’t just yours, it gives other women the confidence to dream bigger, break barriers, and redefine what’s possible. #WomenInFinance #BreakTheBias #iwd #internationalwomensday #accelerateaction

Did you know that women produce up to 70% of Africa’s food? Empowering women in agriculture isn’t just about fairness, it’s essential for food security, economic growth, and a thriving future for Africa. #WomenInAgriculture #FoodSecurity #EmpowerWomen #accelerateaction #women #IWD #internationalwomensday

Dear woman, We see you. Your feelings are valid. Your opinions matter. You are more than enough. Your competence is not defined by your gender. Happy International Women’s Day to all the women who are making an impact in every sector they choose. To those whose success paves the way for others to dare to dream and be bold, today, we celebrate you! #IWD #internationalwomensday #accelerateaction #women #IWD2025 #Iinspireinclusion #breakingthebias

Yvonne writes to the resilient women in agriculture, breaking barriers, standing tall, and proving they are more than enough. You own your story, write it yourself. #WomenInAg?#BreakingBarriers?#IWD?#internationalwomensday #IWD2025?#internationalwomensday?#accelerateaction

Benedicta shares a powerful message with her fellow women in data, highlighting the challenges, triumphs, and importance of owning their expertise. On this International Women’s Day, she reminds us that the future of data is diverse and women are a vital part of it. #WomenInData #IWD #BreakingBarriers #accelerateaction #internationalwomensday

For International Women’s Day, we invited women from different industries and backgrounds to write open letters. Our first letter is from Pearl Ohanele. Pearl is an Agribusiness Portfolio Analyst, whose story is one many women can relate to. Despite her expertise and dedication, her achievements have often been dismissed as mere luck rather than the product of years of hard work, persistence, and skill. In her letter, Pearl opens up about the challenges she has faced in her career; breaking into a male-dominated space, proving herself time and time again, and pushing past the doubts imposed by others. More importantly, she shares powerful advice for other women who find themselves in similar situations. #iwd2025 #internationalwomensday #accelerateaction #womeninagriculture #empowerwomen #breakthebias #inspiration #womeninfinance

You're missing out on exclusive insight if you still haven't read our Annual Commodities and 2025 Outlook Report. The report is live. Click the link below to get your copy. https://lnkd.in/daRpSu8A #report #commodities #commoditiestrading #Food

As part of SEC's CSR commitments, we hosted JSS 1 to JSS 3 students from Spiritan Secondary School, Lugbe, at our Abuja office on Tuesday, February 25th This visit was aimed at providing the students with insights into AFEX’s operations through career talks, a practical grading demonstration, a trading simulation, and an introduction to our various squads. Here are some of our favorite moments of the day

Agriculture contributed 29.44% to Nigeria’s GDP in 2024, proving its vital role in the economy. With the right investments, policies, and innovation, this sector has the power to drive even more growth and sustainability. Prioritizing agriculture isn’t just important—it’s essential for long-term economic prosperity. Want to know what’s next in Nigeria's agricultural scene? Explore our Annual Commodities Outlook Report for trends and projections shaping 2025. Get the report here?- https://lnkd.in/d_H9xNx7 #Annualcommoditiesoutlook?#AFEX?#Africaexchange

Our Group CEO,?Ayodeji Balogun, had an insightful chat with?ARISE News?yesterday, breaking down the real meaning behind inflation figures and their impact on Nigerians. Here are the key takeaways: ?79.5% of Nigerians cannot afford basic nutritional food requirements: While this remains a challenge in the short term, the good news is that the steep price jumps we saw last year are beginning to stabilize. Prices of staple commodities are declining: signalling some ease in inflation. Factors like the easing of the Ukraine-Russia crisis and a more stable exchange rate (compared to last year’s peak of ?1,800/$) are contributing to this positive trend. His analysis offers hope and clarity in these complex times. . Watch the full interview below to better understand the dynamics shaping Nigeria’s commodity markets and inflation trends. Also, read our?Annual Commodities Outlook Report. It’s your go-to resource for comprehensive insights and projections. ?? https://lnkd.in/d_H9xNx7 #Inflation #AfricaExchange #AFEX