Ursula Owusu is very old, she will soon reach menopause

– Juaboso Constituency MP Hon Kwabena Mintah Akandoh said his colleague MP Ursula Owusu-Ekuful was too old for him

– He was responding to claims he liked Ursula as she sat on his lap during the dissolution of the Seventh Parliament

– He said this during an interview with Kwame Nkrumah Tikese on Okay FM

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Juaboso Constituency MP (MP) Hon Kwabena Mintah Akandoh said his fellow MP Ursula Owusu-Ekuful was too old for him.

Hon Akandoh, who also serves as a ranking member on the Health Committee, made the remarks after visuals of Ursula Owusu were posted online while sitting on her lap in parliament as elected MPs prepared to dissolve the seventh parliament before the inauguration of the eighth parliament.

Responding to claims he was enjoying the moment as the MP-elect for Ablekuma West constituency sat on his lap, Hon Akandoh told Okay FM’s Ade Akye Abia host Kwame Nkrumah Tikese that on a lighter note, he was a young man who prefers a young woman, pointing out that Hon Ursula Owusu will soon reach menopause.

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Juaboso Constituency MP Hon Kwabena Mintah Akandoh responds to claims he liked Ursula as she sat on her lap during the dissolution of the Seventh Parliament. Image: Okay FM
Source: UGC

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“You know, Ursula Owusu is very old and will be going through menopause soon, and I’m younger, so I didn’t feel anything from her” he said jokingly.

The incident between the two elected MPs came after elected MPs from the National Democratic Congress (NDC) sat on the majority side of the chamber as both sides of the chamber prepared to dissolve the seventh parliament.

Hon. Mintah Akandoh explained that Ursula Owusu returned to sit on her lap after she left and returned as he and his fellow NDC MPs sat in the majority seats on the right side of parliament.

The Juaboso constituency MP noted, however, that Parliament had not yet determined the positions of MPs elected at the time, but Ursula Owusu-Ekuful insisted on sitting in the seat, which had previously been occupied by him.

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Listen to the full interview below.

In other YEN.com.gh news, the Ghanaian on-air personality Delay left OGB Music boss Ogidi Brown surprised with a question about his manhood in a recent interview.

The outspoken media personality, who is known for her compelling and daring style of interviewing her guests, almost had the tongue of the artist’s manager when she asked about the state of her manhood.

In an excerpt from the interview on The Delay Show, which is scheduled to air Sunday, December 10, Delay asked Ogidi Brown, who is in a wheelchair, a series of questions, including whether he could drive.

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