Ladies will ask for COVID-19 results before they accept you-Ursula Owusu

– Ursula Owusu, Member of Parliament for Ablekuma West, warned men to take COVID-19 protocols seriously

– This follows reports that men who contract COVID-19 have a chance of losing potency in bed even after recovery

– MP says women may soon start researching their men’s story about COVID-19 before agreeing to be with them

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Ablekuma West Constituency MP Ursula Owusu urged Ghanaian men to take COVID-19 prevention protocols very seriously.

In a post previewed by YEN.com.gh On Ursula Owusu’s verified Facebook handle, the Minister-designate for Communications and Digitization spoke out on the grounds for the report that the coronavirus causes impotence in men.

As YEN.com.gh reported earlier, Dr Frank Serebour, vice president of the Ghana Medical Association, revealed that some recovered male COVID-19 patients were getting weak in the bedroom.

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Ladies will ask for COVID-19 results before accepting you -Ursula Owusu to men Credit: @ursulaowusu
Source: Facebook

He said this came from reports received across the country by many doctors who have treated patients with COVID-19 and warned the general public against not following COVID-19 prevention protocols.

Due to the reports, Ursula Owusu has indicated that women will start asking for men’s medical histories regarding COVID-19 before accepting their proposal.

“Please hide and save your relationships. We may require negative test results before hiring. Don’t push us and hide !!!

In another compelling report by YEN.com.gh, Emmanuel Nii Adom Quaye, popularly known as Striker, from the famous movie Beast of No Nation was spotted on the streets in a recent video that is quickly going viral on social media.

In the images seen by YEN.com.gh On Celebritybuzz TV’s official YouTube channel, the young man admitted he was depressed about his low status.

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This was after a young man who had a brief conversation with Striker in the video suggested to the actor that the rapid rise of his classmate Abraham Attah had made him feel bad for himself. .

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