Patricia Appiagyei
Ghanaian female politician
Patricia Appiagyei (born 28 November 1956) is a Ghanaian politician, one-time Deputy Ashanti Regional Minister and the first female Mayor of Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly.
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Quotes
edit- A new place would be found for them to relocate before the demolition of the market to pave the way for a modern and more befitting market for them.
- You cannot scrutinise the activities of the various sectors to their perfection because you overseeing this responsibility will at the same time go to these ministers for favours from such institutions.
- the country could not reap the benefits of the beaches because they did not appear attractive to people, particularly tourists.
- No minister who appeared before Parliament to make “promises, undertakings and assurances” should delegate deputies to speak to those assurances at the committee’s hearings.
- Once a minister is still at post, the minister is required to appear personally to answer those questions
- To avoid disruptions in development when someone else is voted for, I appeal to you to vote for me to continue my work. I have served and worked hard for you. I appeal to you to allow me continue the good work we have started to a point where Asokwa will become an enviable constituency to all.”
- If we are to allow all the experience ones to leave, we may suffer in the ninth parliament,”
