Let’s talk about sex
Relationships, boundaries and choices that protect your health and future.
Trybe NextLagos · 2026
For invited families · Ages 12–19
The Room for Wisdom.
Your Life. Your Choices. Your Future.
Four honest conversations. Twenty-three teenagers. One room made for questions.
23 selected teenagers
Inside the room
Wisdom you can question.
No long lectures. Real people sharing what life has taught them.
Skills school may not teach
Confidence, communication, discipline and adaptability.
Your future is changing
Work, business, technology and the opportunities ahead.
If I could be your age again…
Honest lessons from people who have lived them.
People in the room
People who have lived it.
Four experienced voices, each bringing a different perspective.
Dr. Oyeyemi Olufunke Ogunjobi
Medical & public health professional
ConversationLet’s talk about sex: choices, pressure & consequences
About the speaker
Principal Medical Officer with the Lagos State Ministry of Health, with more than 17 years across clinical medicine, adolescent health and public health.
Temitope Adekoya
Banking professional
ConversationIf I could be your age again…
About the speaker
Banking professional at Access Bank Plc, with experience in customer relationships and operational excellence.
Olumuyiwa Osinowo
Industrial security specialist
ConversationSkills school may not teach you
About the speaker
Industrial Security Specialist with more than 20 years in personnel protection, risk management and secure operations. Regional Security Operations Manager at Nigerian Breweries Plc (Heineken).
Akeem Sanusi, FCIB
Banking executive · Managing Director, Homeport Ltd
ConversationMoney Sense for Teens: how to make, manage and multiply money
About the speaker
Banking executive with more than 20 years across retail, commercial and corporate banking. A Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Bankers, he has led SME, customer service, oil and gas value-chain, and agric and export sales teams. He is Managing Director at Homeport Ltd.
Encouragement for what comes next
A special gift. A little encouragement.
A special gift awaits selected young people, recognising the difference they are making and what they hope to do next.
We’ll stay in touch with recipients to hear about their progress.
Share your impact and plans below. Applying is separate from event registration and does not guarantee selection or admission.
Share your impactNo Filter questions
Ask without standing up.
During the event, young people can send a question without adding their name or linking it to their registration. The team reviews questions before the host shares them. Paper cards will be available too.
Open the question board
Why twenty-three?
Small enough to speak. Safe enough to ask.
Every voice should have room.
I have an invitation No invitation? Contact the teamBefore you confirm
A note for families.
Everything you need to plan for the afternoon.
Who is this room for?
Twenty-three invited teenagers aged 12–19. A parent or legal guardian registers participants aged 12–17. Those aged 18–19 may register themselves.
Do we need an invitation or a ticket?
A place must have been shared with you or your family. No payment is required. Use the name on your invitation when confirming.
No invitation? Contact the teamWhat happens after confirmation?
The primary contact receives the confirmation and any arrival updates. The afternoon runs from 2:00–3:30 PM WAT on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
Are photographs and videos optional?
Yes. The form asks for media consent separately from permission to attend. You can choose not to consent to photographs and videos.
Invitation confirmation
Use the form below if a place has been shared with you or your family.
Lagos · Applications open
Tell us what you’re making possible.
For young people aged 12–19 in Lagos. A parent or legal guardian must apply for anyone under 18. This application is separate from the invitation-only event registration.
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