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Celebrating Men’s International Day at Stanford SEED Network Nigeria
Dec 16, 2025

On December 7th 2025, the Stanford SEED Network in Nigeria hosted a remarkable event to celebrate International Men’s Day, a unique occasion to honour men while reflecting on health, wellness, and community. The event brought together male members of our network for a day filled with learning, fitness, and camaraderie.



The session featured Paul Minton, Seed Coach, as the opening speaker, setting the tone for an engaging and impactful day. He led an insightful discussion with participants, encouraging men to prioritize personal growth, health, and wellbeing in all aspects of life.



Next, members gained critical health knowledge from Dr. Akinola Oluwaseun, CEO of Rohan Urology Center and Assistant Professor of Urology at Albany Medical Center, NY. Dr. Oluwaseun delivered a comprehensive presentation on Prostate Cancer: What Every Man Should Know, covering:

  • Understanding the prostate gland and its functions

  • Prostate cancer causes, risk factors, and prevalence, highlighting the higher risks faced by men of African descent

  • Symptoms and diagnosis, emphasizing the importance of early detection

  • Screening guidelines and why early conversations with a doctor are vital, especially for men over 40 or with a family history of prostate cancer

  • Key takeaways stressing that prostate cancer is common and aggressive in African men and early intervention can save lives



Following the health session, Olawale Adebiyi, CEO of WeCyclers Corps, led an energetic live fitness session. Members participated enthusiastically, engaging in exercises designed to boost fitness, release stress, and promote a healthy lifestyle.


The event concluded with healthy refreshments, leaving participants recharged and inspired. Attendees left not only with enhanced knowledge about their health but also with renewed motivation to maintain active, balanced, and mindful lifestyles.



The Stanford SEED Network continues to prioritize holistic growth for its members, blending education, health, and community engagement to ensure that men are empowered to thrive in every area of their lives.



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