I advised my late husband several times to resign as Vice President - Matilda Amissah-Arthur

PM Express Personality Profile || Aisha Ibrahim spends time with Matilda Amissah Arthur, wife of former Vice President
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[@Nana-np3pl]

No body is talking about her beauty oh my gosh she’s so beautiful

[@s.o7003]

How did she meet her husband ? What were the last words or last conversation she had with him before he died, what particular things does she miss about him ? What was she doing when she heard the news of his death ? These were some vital questions that I wish were asked. All the same this was a lovely interview and she is indeed an astounding, bold, impactful and outspoken lady. I wish she was my auntie ❤

[@paaquojo659]

Woow this is my first time seeing her. I must say she is an important asset to Ghana

[@shimini200]

Madam, you are a serious asset to the Republic of Ghana 🇬🇭, bless you mama Matt ❤️

[@kenduah4859]

Kwesi’s commitment at korlebu is outstanding the only Director at Korlebu who is humble and cares for all irrespective of patients background Most Doctors are unapproachable but not your son he cares for all… God bless him and family

[@hannahansong3351]

Wow! I love this woman so much My first time seeing and listening to her Such words of wisdom and TRUTH Honesty is a valuable virtue and I applaud her for that There is a fine line between boasting and not boasting This is good advice to churches and individuals who always want to flaunt their good deeds all the time

[@Ahoto_papa_bi]

The husband should have listened to the wife. Mahama eliminates those ahead of him and those behind him 😅

[@afiamanubea]

Very bold and confident woman. U r a tough woman. Keep on moving..

[@panafricanspirit170]

I applaud this Queen and mother of our land!

[@pauliejohnson5837]

Thanks so much Aunty Matilda God bless you I've learnt a big lesson from you, bravo i love you❤❤❤

[@mabeltetteh4107]

Wow! 47:40s and I can’t have enough of this woman. My God! May God continue to bless your bloodline and may He raise more leaders like Mrs. Amissah Arthur for our mother Ghana. I would love to meet you one day❤️

[@kobinasagoe7407]

Aisha Ibrahim should have asked Mrs. Matilda Amissah-Arthur about the first respondents and emergency rescue system in Ghana since her late husband fell victim to them. And whether her husband as vice president could have done more to set up an efficient first respondent and emergency rescue systems.

[@jothompson8362]

Wow. I’m now a fan of the Amissah-Arthurs. Great service to the nation. Good she clarified the ‘chalk issue’ to.

[@ameliajones9491]

I am so happy to hear this interview...she is an inspiration to all women...both young and old....

[@AugustinaAdukonu]

I love your depth of knowledge and confidence. Kudos Matlda.

[@primetestimonychannel5557]

I loved this interview. Mama has clarified the context of the school chalk issue. I like her strength and what she does for children, especially the books she writes. I believe it's because of the natural fruits and vegetables she grows and eats that keeps her strong and gives her a young outlook. I love her sense of humour, especially why she sings at the bathroom. Most importantly we share same birthday.

[@kenerics7092]

No wonder , people from Nzema like the interest of Ghana at heart . They always come out with good measures and effort to help Ghana develop. Mama God bless you with a more years ❤❤❤❤❤

[@kenduah4859]

Respectful woman by all standards I knew her back in the 80s her beauty hasn’t changed. Very intelligent woman affable and the like… a proper human being she married one of the best politician as well may his soul rest in peace. I benefited from her son who did excellent job on my mum’s eyes surgery! I pray for this noble family God bless them!

[@benjaminaddy841]

My heart goes out to you in the loss of your husband (a great person indeed) I share in your pain having lost my wife in Ghana in 2015. I saw how unkind Ghanaians can be even in times of bereavement. God continue to give you strength.

[@reginavowotor4738]

I have been blessed by this interview. May God continue to sustain her.

[@IbrahimAbdulGaniwu-qw4tq]

This is my first time listening to her and i must confess, i really love everything about her, God keep strengthening her

[@vivianyeboah966]

I love to listen to you always Mrs Matilda A. Arthur

[@amafrimpong9598]

What an intelligent and hard working woman. God bless mom for all you have done for the nation.

[@kenduah4859]

It’s true they are very proud kids we love them they are helping Ghana

[@Treasurewithoutmeasure]

Really beautiful woman, mother and a role model. We appreciate you Mrs. Amissah Arthur🙏🏾❤️💐

[@solomonntowdensu2140]

It has been inspirational listening to Mrs Arthur. What a great woman with a heart of Gold

[@achidago3]

Just chanced on this and actually watched to the end. Very interesting and natural interview. Thoroughly enjoyed it!

[@mistyyoo4416]

When Ghanaian ladies speak English language you can hear them far better and understandable than men holding powers in the country.

[@arababrown3306]

Awwww Mama I love you. I love gardening and love flowers. Hope to see one if these days. You're blessed

[@kenduah4859]

Long live mama and long live your children and grandchildren many years to come

[@margaretosei2957]

I love Mrs Matilda Amissah Arthur .God bless you .

[@celinaskinner9565]

Thanks my journalist daughter, u deed well, well composed and asked intelligent questions, keep bringing us the very good person's in the country

[@pauliejohnson5837]

My regards Aunty Matilda all the best Mrs Paulina Essuman- Johnson bravo

[@vivianyeboah966]

Oww I love this interview

[@nanaabadiamond7321]

SUCH A GREAT MOTIVATION..THANKS FOR THIS INTERVIEW. THE ALMIGHTY CONTINUE TO BLESS U MUM AND YOUR FAMILY 🙏

[@amponsaheric938]

You are indeed a very caring and supportive woman. I have always appreciated your support to the GLA. Stay bless Madam

[@themercy138]

Thank you, Ma'am, for correcting that misnomer. Like you, I also hate the term with a passion: 2nd lady!

[@maamee6251]

And I admire your correct use of punctuation! 🙌🏽

[@TillieAna23]

What a lovely interview. I enjoyed every bit of it. God bless you madam.

[@KpinbomDavid-ll5ip]

Wow a woman Full of wisdom

[@zipporahannan7079]

Even your voice tells you are a kindhearted person

[@maau605]

Very intelligent woman.

[@glorianyarko8645]

Wow I like the rain ☔☔😍

[@maau605]

It’s true paaa. I just adopted 3 kids in and transferred them to eastern region and they had to repeat them. They can’t read hmmmm Accra sootuom paa ooo. I couldn’t believe it.

[@evangelisticprayerwarriors7461]

Canx we talk about the adoption?

[@kwesikwaa]

this was a good interview! woman of valour

[@gertrudeadom9246]

Indeed a woman of wisdom. Matilda your story is very inspiring. Quite different from many interviews we here. You are unique. I am learning a lot from you. God bless you🙏 ❤❤❤

[@elizabethvaah3440]

Glad to know you are Nzema. An excellent role model. Keep being you.

[@Christianaminnah-wv6kp]

So touched by this interview. How and where can I meet her.

[@amaanimfirempong8891]

You have a good heart madam. God bless you.

[@varbloh4377]

Mummy God bless you paaaaaa We are proud of you and we love you too much ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@PatienceVorsah-x2z]

Still second Lady. I Love d way u speak 🗣️🙊

[@John-z3h8g]

Insightful interview, kudos Mrs Maltida .

[@khadee8129]

I enjoyed this interview. Kudos!

[@foodlifeornolife]

I enjoyed watching this. My first time listening to her

[@joyceantonio7461]

Thanks ever so much for your Good work. May THE ALMIGHTY LORD BLESS YOU AND YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY. GOD Bless you I will like to meet you when I come to Ghana

[@pauliejohnson5837]

I know the Amissah Arthurs on Legon Campus Ayido Flats her children are my childred's best friends, even the boy Kwesi is my Eye Specialist in Korlebu

[@barbaraewurafuaquarshie7537]

So inspiring!

[@ishakeister6725]

She look beautiful and grace

[@enyimabonney8299]

No you don't ask her if she misses her husband. That wasn't necessary

[@mabeltetteh4107]

Thank you for this interview, I have learnt a lot✌️

[@kobinasagoe7407]

Wonderful

[@lydiaboafo]

Aww wow she is a wonderful woman ❤❤❤

[@hannahesinamkwawukume7317]

LOVELY AND EDUCATIVE

[@senambulla4994]

I love her. A true role model!

[@evelynbaffour-awuah5405]

God bless you Madame❤

[@jameskorssh3486]

Mama Matilda, God Richly Bless You for those w decisions you took during your tuner of office as the wife of a vice president and more so an educationist

[@jacquelinebadu5206]

This interview is very interesting ❤️

[@kuchojoe500]

Every thing in Africa is beautiful especially the people

[@doreenpoku8404]

I enjoyed the interview.

[@kwekunkrumah9189]

I Love this woman

[@sierrakorkorfiadomor9688]

Powerful woman ❤️👌

[@kayemcwilly3856]

Does anyone know if her books are on Amazon. I'm not Ghanaian, but I would permit my children to read her books.

[@sbconsult7767]

Well spoken

[@bayenadolf8757]

So fascinating.

[@mavisdadson2944]

Thank You

[@celinaskinner9565]

Great Lady, u ar really inspiring, keep it up 👍👍👍

[@mercyfrance1]

Wow, i went to Home School and lived in Ringway

[@felicia-rebeccaofori-yarka9147]

Mum I appreciate you a lot❤❤

[@matildakwateng6684]

Wow nice interview

[@evelynampadu3636]

Very interesting

[@OhemaaBabyGirl]

I'm also a proud site girl of mfantsiman girls high school at croffie house..great school

[@emmanueldonkor4032]

Great woman

[@ericdinsey2875]

Kwame Nkrumah mother lived in the Nyaneba estate

[@dukeernie1867]

That is Nkrumah's mother. She is called Elizabeth Nyaneba

[@mabeltetteh4107]

Is more of the missionary work for me🥰🥰

[@kenduah4859]

Lol😂Araba kwesi are the names of her beautiful kids lol!

[@niiadu1983]

I guess she was so happy when her husband was made vice to Prez Mahama.

[@awaketoknowafrica]

Wow! ❤

[@patienceAboagye-m1r]

Nice work 👏

[@glorianyarko8645]

Wow very interligent woman

[@YouStillNeedToSleep]

Exactly what is damaging that minds of Ghanaian children. Stop using books that talk about white culture. Focus on Africa!!!

[@pauliejohnson5837]

Sorry you lost your.husband God is in control

[@naomirichter9277]

Very insightful

[@dorisarthur3806]

One of the Sheros in Ghana 🇬🇭 👏 🙌 👌

[@The_Kingdom_Nations]

They sacrifice him

[@evelynbaffour-awuah5405]

❤

[@Fatima-zo7eq]

❤❤❤❤

[@estherosei6293]

I love you uuuuuuuu

[@appiahdonkorblankson7631]

Hmmmm

[@John-f9q9y]

Hard woman

[@kenduah4859]

They were supposed to lead the NDC and lead the country

[@KpinbomDavid-ll5ip]

W

[@onthebeat4466]

'A' will still be for 'A' and 'Y' will still be for Yatch. With modern technology one can show children what a Yatch is.