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WillingWay CEO earns second CNN Heroes Award nomination for transforming lives through rehabilitation

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read

The Chief Executive Officer of WillingWay Recovery and Rehabilitation Center Ghana, Mrs. Lydia Abena Manu Adofo, has earned a nomination for the 2026 CNN Heroes Award, marking the second time her selfless work in rehabilitating people battling drug addiction, alcoholism and mental health conditions has received global recognition.

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