Prof Ndi Okereke - Onyuike, the first female Director General of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, sat with LITV to speak about her journey, gender pay gap, why she chose to stay in Nigeria when she had opportunities to become a citizen of other developed countries, and more.In an episode of Leading African Women, Prof Okereke - Onyuike said she refused to become an American citizen and chose to stay in Nigeria and according to her it's because "I want to be a Nigerian hundred percent."She also spoke about the gender pay gap and encouraged women who are paid less than their male counterparts on the same level at their workplace to speak up.Click on www.lindaikeji.tv to listen to the Professor speak about being the second female in the world to head an organization such as the NSE. Watch a teaser below. Leading African Women: In this episode of Leading African Women, Prof Ndi Okereke - Onyuike talks to us about her journey as the first female Director General of the Nigerian StockExchange and the second female in the world to head such an organization. Click on www.lindaikeji.tv to watch this interview.A post shared by LIB - Linda Ikeji Blog (@lindaikejiblog) on Feb 5, 2019 at 5:56am PSTThe post Prof Ndi Okereke - Onyuike, the first female Director General of the NSE, discusses gender pay gap on LITV's Leading Women (video) appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.
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