The Director-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Dr. Emomotimi Agama, has reaffirmed the Commission’s commitment to leveraging technology to strengthen investor confidence and position Nigeria’s capital market as a globally competitive financial hub.
Speaking at the 2025 Customer Service Week celebration held in Abuja with the theme “Building the Market of the Future, One Interaction at a Time,” Agama said the SEC is integrating digital innovation as a key pillar of its service strategy to enhance transparency, efficiency, and accessibility across all market operations.
According to him, the Commission has made significant progress in recent months through the digitisation of internal processes, the deployment of new online service portals, and improved stakeholder engagement on digital platforms.
“The digitisation of our processes, the launch of new portals, and our enhanced engagement on social media are all steps in the right direction. They are designed to make our market more accessible, transparent, and user-friendly,” Agama stated.
While highlighting the positive impact of technology on regulatory efficiency, the SEC boss stressed that human interaction remains vital to building and sustaining trust within the capital market ecosystem.
Agama reiterated the Commission’s vision to build a modern, technology-driven market that attracts both domestic and international investors, ensuring long-term growth and resilience for Nigeria’s financial system.