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I will be a better version of myself this year- Ursula Owusu-Ekuful
Ursula Owusu-Ekuful had a previous record of exhibiting ‘ insulting behavior’ with her utterances on political matters. The Ministerial-designate has promised to step back and tone down.
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She told the Appointments Committee of Parliament during her vetting on Wednesday, February 1, 2017 that she could not continue to exhibit a particular way of doing things, especially with her utterances on political matters, hence her decision to tone down.
She said: “I think that Ursula is very much in evidence and has been for a while. At least I have had comments in that direction for the past couple of years and I think that depending on where you find yourself, you should be able to adopt to changing circumstances.
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“An illustration I keep using is that you can’t drive in fifth gear all the time. You really do need to crank up and crank down depending on the circumstances but I must thank the Kofi Annan International Peace Keeping Training Centre for also opening my eyes to some of the dangers we unwittingly lead ourselves into with our actions and utterances, and it helped me to step back and to tone down a bit and pause a bit more before jumping into the fray.
“Mr Chairman, you have to commend me on that. I think you are seeing the new, improved Ursula and there will be a lot more of that in evidence.”
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