MATTERS RELATING to succulent breasts, hairy arms, provocative dresses, wide cleavages and big buttocks, popularly called 'Apuskeleke' in Ghanaian parlance, dominated proceedings in Ghana's legislature yesterday as some Members of Parliament (MPs) decried what they described as indecent dressing in the House especially by female parliamentarians.
The issue popped up after the Majority Leader, Cletus Avoka, had presented the business statement for next week and a female MP dressed in what might pass for a sexually provocative attire, rose to a ask question before the adoption of the statement.
Apparently moved by her looks, David Tetteh Assumeng, MP for Shai Osudoku, indicated that a number of his female colleagues were in the habit of wearing provocative dresses that had the potential of arousing any man in the House and called for a dress code for all lawmakers.Read More
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