Victoria Hamah: I'm "aggressively searching" for a man

Beleaguered Ghanaian politician Victoria Hamah has revealed that she is "aggressively searching for a man" to marry. Hamah, who said she believes in marriage, told Bola Ray on the STARR DRIVE on Monday, she was looking forward to having a family of her own. “I believe in marriage. My parents have been married for over 35 years and they are still married and still in love so I would like to have what they’ve got.” Stating the specifics of the kind of man she wanted to date, Hamah said he should be strong enough to stand shoulder the many complications that come with her persona. “I am quite a complicated woman. I love politics so the man should accept it and appreciate what comes with it. Every now and then you catch public eye and a lot of unfounded allegations coming out against you so the man must have the guts and be strong in that regard,” she noted. She also said she needed a man with “intellectual interest” because she enjoyed discussing interrogating issues of societal concern. “He should be funny, because it's quite stressful being out there and standing your guts as a woman, especially in politics so you need a man who can complement that kind of stress,” she added. She also said she wanted a man who “believes in God fundamentally… and I want to have three children.” The controversial politician was fired from her job as a deputy Communications Minister in the Mahama administration in November 2013 over the famous Vickileaks saga. Now heading an NGO which addresses issues concerning women, Hamah shared her views on men who abuse women. “I think that it’s always wrong and I’m sure that a lot of men also believe it’s wrong. Society believes it’s wrong, it’s an issue with criminal implications so every woman should stand for themselves and every man should respect women and vice-versa.”

Source: Ghana/StarrFMonline.com