Seyram Alhassan should be happy & # 39; with the tag "bloody widow" – Asiedu Nketia

General News on Thursday, February 7, 2019

Source: peacefmonline.com

2019-02-07

The Secretary General of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), the opposition, Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, approved the minority's decision to brandish placards carrying the inscription "bloody widow" during the swearing-in of the newly elected MP for Ayawaso West Wuogon, Hon. . Lydia Seyram Alhbadan, Tuesday.

According to him, no descriptive label is better suited to the newly elected MPP than the one attributed to it by the minority in Parliament.

Speaking at the morning show "Ade Akye Abia" from Okay FM, the chief scribe of the NDC explained that once, Hon. Lydia Alhbadan is one of the beneficiaries of the bloody incidents that almost spoiled the beauty of the partial election of the Ayawaso West Wuogon constituency, which took place last Thursday. She should even be grateful to the minority for this colorful representation.

"I warmly congratulate the parliamentary minority for taking the decision to leave Parliament during the swearing-in of this woman. [Hon. Lydia Alhbadan] . . I pat them on the back. . . there is no better way to describe the woman than to call her a bleeding widow; she should be happy that the minority in Parliament gave her that name, "he said.

For Asiedu Nketiah, the new sworn deputy is "not a good woman" and should not be entertained at the august house because she sifted her hands with blood.

"… Lydia Alhbadan should have done the honorable thing by withdrawing from the contest of Ayawaso West Wuogon 's constituency when the main opposition, the NDC, withdrew from the by – election … only then would she have been considered a good woman who would not want to soil her hands with blood, "added the NDC chief.

The Right Honorable Lydia Seyram Alhbadan was sworn into Parliament on Tuesday under oaths of allegiance and a Member of Parliament administered by the First Vice-President, the Honorable Joseph Osei Owusu.

Moments before his swearing-in, however, the minority in Parliament staged a parliamentary strike to protest what they (the minority) described as state-sponsored violence during the election. partial of last week.