She told a gathering of the KNUST branch of the Tertiary Education Institution Network (TEIN) of the NDC last Tuesday that the aspiring Ablekuma South parliamentary candidate for the NPP was a sorrowful soul.
The deputy minister, whose mansion at her Techimantia hometown in the Brong Ahafo region made the headlines recently, said it was high-time Ms Owusu, a lawyer, stayed indoors because her personality cast a slur on the dignity of womanhood. “I do not know why Ursula did not heed to my advice (sic) that she should stay indoors. My worry is that anytime she comes out and her name is mentioned, womanhood is insulted,” the veterinary doctor stated.
Dr. Bissiw noted: “If she refuses to shut up and continues with her usual behaviour, we will deal with her for her to know that we are in power.” She said because the NPP was jealous about President Mills’ decision to appoint youngsters as ministers, they had resorted to name-calling, with a view to discouraging the young ministers.
“The NPP have called us team ‘B’, toddlers, kids among others but they have not succeeded in discouraging us from performing our duties in pursuance of the better Ghana agenda we promised Ghanaians,” she said.
Dr. Bissiw pointed out that they would always be grateful to President Mills and the ruling party for the opportunity to serve as ministers.
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