Their state trained you to treat vultures and bats -Hannah Bissiw roasted over Adwoa Safo

A part of the Communications Team for your governing New Patriotic Celebration (NPP) Hajia Ama Frimpong has taken a swipe in the Women Organizer for the resistance National Democratic Congress (NDC) Hannah Bissiw. In a movie that has since gone virus-like on social media, Hannah Bissiw is seen raining curses around the Minister for Gender, Kids and Social Protection more than claims of impersonation throughout the approval of the 2022 spending budget by the Majority in Parliament. She called on the gods of several water systems to deal with the Dome Kwabenya Member of Parliament(MP) Adwoa Safo because she didn’t glance at the plight of the average Ghanaian and connived with the girl party people to get anyone to impersonate her to accept the budget. Reacting to the curses, Hajia Ama Frimpong cannot fathom why such an person occupying a sensitive place as a women’s organizer of the political party will come down in the gutters. She mentioned for someone who was subsidized by the state to study Vet Medicine, she should know much better than to attack her many other woman. Her post upon Facebook said “I simply watched a video where the female who was trained with the people money to come and deal with vultures and bats is usually heaping insults on Adwoa Safo! I wasn’t amazed in the least because 2020 I actually spent a considerable amount of time in Tano South and I was a lot more determined to work even more difficult to ensure she doesn’t get back to Parliament and God becoming my helper it was probable! The weird thing is the fact that she is the NWO associated with hendeecee! I’m hoping in their next Congress the particular delegates respect themselves sufficient to vote for someone that can have a logical reasonable discussion with citizens! Such crass diatribe in our politics must be purged with one tone of voice! ”. Source: MyNewsGh. com/ 2021
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