MP Francis-Xavier Sosu Uses Vulgar Language to Criticize Akufo-Addo Administration
During the OccupyBoG demonstrations, Madina MP Francis-Xavier Sosu used vulgar language to criticize the Nana Akufo-Addo administration. He blamed them for the prevailing hardships in the country using unprintable words. His strong words were captured in a viral video.
Unprintable Language Directed at the Government
Sosu, in a brief engagement with journalists, used unprintable words in Ga language to express his frustration. he said “If not for the fact that I am an MP, I would have said their mothers’…[referring to a woman’s private parts]…why are they making us suffer like that? They should get away, we’ve had enough of them…”
OccupyBoG Demonstration Context
The OccupyBoG demonstration, organized by the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) and other groups, aimed to demand the resignation of the Bank of Ghana Governor and his deputies. The protest was triggered by financial losses and expenditures, leading to public discontent.
NDC’s Threats and Police Warning
Earlier, the NDC had threatened to storm the Bank of Ghana premises despite police warnings. The protestors insisted on picketing at the Bank of Ghana headquarters, leading to clashes with the police, who announced road closures and restrictions.
High-Profile Participants in the Demonstration
The demonstration drew at least 5,000 protesters, including notable figures like Asiedu Nketiah, Sammy Gyamfi, and Oliver Baker. Chants and war songs characterized the protest, reflecting the intense dissatisfaction with the government’s handling of financial matters.
Conclusion: Strong Language Amidst Heightened Political Tensions
MP Francis-Xavier Sosu’s use of vulgar language during the OccupyBoG demonstrations highlights the heightened political tensions in Ghana. The protests signify widespread discontent, while the choice of strong words adds to the polarizing nature of the situation, emphasizing the urgency for dialogue and resolution.
