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The BEFOCUS Story: Why Every Parent, Teacher and Youth Must Listen

By Itoro Uwah • November 12, 2025 • Pioneer Podcast Premiere: Monday, November 17, 2025 at 6PM (WAT)
BEFOCUS Pioneer Podcast Premiere — Discover YOU — Monday Nov 17, 6PM WAT

In a world of distraction, moral confusion, and the idolization of money, one question led to a movement: Who will fix the mind before we fix the nation? This question birthed BEFOCUS — Building Early Future of Common Used Sense, a foundation and movement led by Itoro Uwah that seeks to restore values, rebuild the moral compass of our children and youth, and create a roadmap to excellence.

“If we don’t teach our children sense early, the world will teach them nonsense later.” — Itoro Uwah

Why this podcast matters — for parents, teachers, mentors and youth

For parents: This podcast provides practical insight into raising focused, purpose-driven children in a distracted digital age. It gives concrete tools to strengthen family values and nurture emotional intelligence.

For teachers and mentors: The episodes are a call to action — to become moral architects, to spot the hidden lessons that normalize corruption, and to teach integrity alongside curriculum.

For youth: This is a mirror — a challenge to choose purpose over shortcuts, service over selfishness, and lasting value over instant reward. It lays out steps to discover identity, build discipline, and turn talents into purpose-driven action.

What's inside the premiere

  • The origin story of BEFOCUS and the personal journey of Itoro Uwah.
  • How idolization of money and moral decay affect children and youth.
  • Practical steps for restoring focus and dignity.
  • An introduction to Club Excellence – Project Me, the foundation’s flagship mentorship program.
🎙️ The BEFOCUS Story – Pioneer Podcast Premiere
Monday, Nov 17 • 6PM (WAT) • Live on Facebook | YouTube | Spotify

How BEFOCUS addresses real problems

BEFOCUS doesn’t only name the problem — it provides a path. Through mentorship, school programs and youth clubs, it focuses on:

  • Restoring common sense and moral judgment early in life.
  • Supporting teachers with practical ethics-based methods.
  • Helping parents build consistent home values.
  • Training youth to value long-term character over short-term gain.

Who should listen

Parents, teachers, mentors, community leaders, and youth advocates — anyone who believes that mindset builds nations should tune in.

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About BEFOCUS Children and Youth Foundation: BEFOCUS — Building Early Future of Common Used Sense — is a movement founded by Itoro Uwah to restore values and build a generation of purpose-driven youth through mentorship, books, and community-driven programs. Visit www.wittyglobalblogs.com for more.

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