$ 200 Million Room: I Do not Go Down the Gutters with "Ghanaians Who Are Crazy" – Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu

General News of Monday, July 22, 2019

Source: mynewsgh.com

2019-07-22

Leader of the majority in Parliament and Minister of Parliamentary Affairs, the Hon. Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu attacked those who attacked him, explaining to him why he had chosen to ignore the comments and opinions about him about the proposed parliamentary chamber, with a budget of 200 millions of dollars.

"People have roasted me on their Facebook pages and other social media platforms. I've read everything, but I chose not to go into the gutters with them because you do not have to go out naked when a crazy man takes your laundry while you're bathing, "he said. revealed.

According to the majority leader who spoke at the morning show of Nhyira FM based in Kumasi and monitored by MyNewsGh.com, despite the communication gap between his training and some members of Parliament on the subject, was an opportunity for Ghanaians and some MPs to insult him.

"The people who are supposed to know it better thought that I had gotten Kyei Mensah Mensah Bonsu, so let me insult him without thinking at the outset," said the host of the Patriot's new party. (NPP) to Suame, Aduanaba Kofi Asante Ennin.

L & # 39; Hon. Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu explained why the construction of a new 450-seat chamber for parliamentarians.

He indicated that the construction of a new room was necessary because the current structure, built in 1965 by Mr. Kwame Nkrumah, had not been built for parliamentary purposes, hence the need for A parliament worthy of the name.

"First, the configuration of the facility we use because Parliament was not designed in this way at the very beginning. It was once the state's conference hall up to the construction of the international conference center. It was not built specifically for Parliament. We had to resort to this because the structure of the original Parliament could not accommodate the 200 members. This number rose from 140 to the creation of the 4th republic. So we needed a new facility that could accommodate 200 members at the time. This meant that as we had a new conference center, we had to realign this facility to accommodate the Ghana Parliament, "he told GHOne television, overseen by MyNewsGh.com.