In a sharp critique of the (NDC), the Honourable has expressed disapproval of the directive issued by Johnson , the party's chairman, urging NDC Members of Parliament to boycott proceedings in Parliament.
This controversial order comes amid a heated constitutional standoff involving the Supreme Court and Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin over the balance of power between the judiciary and legislature.
Speaking during an interview with Kwame Adinka on Pure FM, Ursula Owusu, a lawyer and Minister for Communications and Digitalisation, shared her professional perspective on the matter. "I think it's deeply concerning," she said, referencing the prolonged tension. "The NDC seems determined to escalate this issue unnecessarily, and their actions have far-reaching implications." The NDC's defiance of the Supreme Court's rulings, according to Ursula, undermines the fundamental principles of governance. "The executive, judiciary, and legislature must work together in harmony for the government to function.
Flouting a directive from the judiciary threatens the stability of this system," she remarked.