Seun Odusanya speaking on a panel

Speaking

On stage and on the record

Seun welcomes opportunities that align with her skills, values and interests, and is currently accepting virtual and in-person speaking engagements.

Africa Infrastructure Roundtable 2026

Diaspora, infrastructure and the continent’s future

Seun was selected as a panellist for the Africa Infrastructure Roundtable, contributing to discussions on the role of the diaspora in the continent’s future.

She brought the discussion back to community inclusion and youth participation, highlighting the need to intentionally involve people who are often excluded from development conversations, particularly young Africans and local communities directly affected by infrastructure decisions. Drawing from her experience in local government participation and youth advocacy, she emphasised that meaningful development must be community-centred, participatory, and rooted in lived experiences.

African Tech Journal  ·  The Guardian Nigeria

Africa Infrastructure Roundtable, Manchester Edition flyer
Summary of Seun's contribution on community inclusion and youth participationSummary of Seun's contribution on inclusive development systemsSeun's statement on her long-term ambition for Africa's development

Panel

Youth Wealth and Future Africa Summit

Seun was also a panellist at the Youth Wealth and Future Africa Summit, discussing ways to equip young Africans with insight to thrive in today’s evolving economic landscape.

Talk · Women At Risk International Foundation

Men As Allies (MAA) programme

Seun had the privilege to speak with the men who stepped forward in the Women At Risk International Foundation (WARIF) Men As Allies (MAA) programme.

Inspired by the UN’s 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence theme, “UNiTE to End Digital Violence Against All Women and Girls”, the future of Nigeria’s digital space must be safe and inclusive, with men playing a vital role in shaping it.

As she shared in the video, ending violence, physical or digital, requires action from everyone: governments, communities, and organisations. But it especially needs men who are willing to challenge inequality, confront harmful norms, and help prevent violence against women and girls.

Men As Allies programme participants
Seun at the Wilberforce Institute with two guests

Event

Black History Month event at the Wilberforce Institute

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