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Digital Transformation and Gender Inequality in the Financial Sector: The Imperative for Women's Technical Reskilling in Nigeria

Domaine:

digital infrastructure
Créateur:
Oko
Éditeur:
Afr
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Okorie, H. U. (2026) Digital Transformation and Gender Inequality in the Financial Sector: The Imperative for Women’s Technical Reskilling in Nigeria. In F. N. Ama, L. C. Managwu, H. A. Eke, and G. Adene (Eds.), Proceedings of the Maiden Women in Technical Education and Development (WITED) National Conference 2026, Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic Unwana, Nigeria, 21st - 24th April, 2026. pp. 100-116. Afrisophia Publications.  doi.org 

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Igbo

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Digital transformationgender inequalityfinancial sectorwomen's technical reskillingNigeria

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