“Kyei Mensah Bonsu Is Worth My Houseboy, Ungrateful and Visionless” – Dr. George Oti Bonsu

Former Financier of the opposition New Patriotic Party, (NPP) George Oti Bonsu, has launched a blistering public attack on veteran lawmaker Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu, describing him as “ungrateful, visionless and not worth his 28 years in Parliament.”

In a strongly worded statement issued on Kessben Maakye today, Dr. Oti Bonsu accused the former Majority Leader of publicly making allegations against him without conducting due diligence.

“Kyei Mensah Bonsu accused me publicly of what he did not properly investigate. If after 28 years in Parliament this is how he handles issues, then he is not worth it,” Dr. Oti Bonsu fumed.

He further described the veteran MP as ungrateful and a traitor, claiming he had supported both him and the party significantly in the past.

The former financier also took aim at the controversial decision to spend $21 million to procure furniture from China for Parliament, questioning why indigenous manufacturers were not considered.

“If he was able to send $21 million to China just to purchase furniture for Parliament without considering local manufacturers, then he is visionless,” he stated.

Dr. Oti Bonsu added that a leader of such long standing should be able to sieve through facts before making public pronouncements that could damage reputations.

He further criticized what he described as a tendency to rely solely on people who speak fluent English to negotiate foreign loans without developing domestic capacity.

“If he only seeks for people who can speak fluent English to negotiate loans abroad for the nation without charting a course to equip domestic capacity, then he is not a good leader,” he concluded.

The explosive remarks have intensified political tensions, with observers anticipating a possible response from Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu in the coming days.

The development adds another layer to ongoing political debates over leadership, accountability, and the direction of national policy.