You Can’t Leave Your Wife and Come Here to Insult Me – Jennifer Queen on Live TV

A dramatic on-air altercation erupted on UTV’s Adekye Nsroma morning show on April 17, 2025, when Jennifer Queen, Deputy Communications Director of the NPP, clashed fiercely with Hopeson Adorye, former Deputy National Security Coordinator and now a leading voice in the Movement for Change.The heated exchange unfolded after Hopeson repeatedly interrupted Jennifer during her submission. She snapped, promising to repay the constant interjections: “Since I’m being interrupted, I’ll interrupt you too when it’s your turn.”

In the middle of the fracas, Hopeson claimed he had trained her in communications—a remark that ignited further outrage.

“You trained who?” Jennifer fired back. “You’ve told all your people that you trained me, and they are mocking me… If God repaid evil, you wouldn’t be alive by now.”

The tension climaxed when Hopeson angrily asked, “Are you mad?” prompting Jennifer to deliver a fiery rebuke: “Am I mad? Like how? You can’t leave your wife there and come here to insult me.”

The NPP issued a strongly worded statement condemning Hopeson’s conduct, describing it as “unprogressive, undemocratic, and primitive.” Signed by Communications Director Richard Ahiagbah, the party emphasized that “threats of assault on women for expressing political views must not be tolerated.”

Ghanaians are now debating not only the ethics of political discourse but also how women in politics are treated—especially when they speak with conviction.

source: ghanaweb