By Favour Solomon | The Evangelist News Desk
The Founder of the Wonder Life Mental Rehabilitation and Research Centre, Dr. Godwin Udofah, has commended *The Evangelist Newspaper* for its recent publication celebrating the organisation’s 30 years of humanitarian service, describing the newspaper’s support as an important part of its journey.
Dr. Udofah, in a message to the publisher of The Evangelist, Solomon OKPO, expressed appreciation for the publication, noting that the newspaper had played a significant role over the years in bringing the centre’s work and impact to public attention.
He acknowledged the longstanding relationship between the organisation and the newspaper, stressing that the contributions of The Evangelist to documenting and publicising the centre’s activities remained appreciated.
The Wonder Life founder also disclosed plans to enter a new phase of documenting the organisation’s experiences and developing an African Humanitarian and Mental-Health Knowledge Ecosystem, which he believes could create fresh opportunities for collaboration with the newspaper.
Beyond professional collaboration, Dr. Udofah expressed his desire to reconnect personally with OKPO, describing their relationship as a longstanding one built over the years and emphasising the value he attaches to the positive outcomes of their shared history.
He thanked the publisher once again for the publication and wished him and The Evangelist Newspaper continued growth and success.
The Wonder Life Mental Rehabilitation and Research Centre is located at Ikot Afanga in Oruk Anam Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.
The centre is associated with mental-health rehabilitation and humanitarian services, with its 30th-anniversary milestone providing an opportunity to reflect on its journey and explore new approaches to knowledge development in the humanitarian and mental-health sectors.
