Victor Owusu

Victor Owusu
Attorney General of Ghana ^(en) ga Janairu, 1971 - 12 ga Janairu, 1972 Member of the 1st Parliament of the 2nd Republic of Ghana ^(en) 1 Oktoba 1969 - 13 ga Janairu, 1972 District: Agona-Kwabre Constituency ^(en) Election: 1969 Ghanaian parliamentary election ^(en) Attorney General of Ghana ^(en) 1966 - ga Afirilu, 1969 Attorney General of Ghana ^(en) Member of the Parliament of Ghana ^(en) Minister for Foreign Affairs ^(en)
Rayuwa
Haihuwa	Ghana, 26 Disamba 1923
ƙasa	Ghana
Mutuwa	Landan, 16 Disamba 2000
Karatu
Makaranta	Achimota School University of Nottingham ^(en) Bachelor of Economics ^(en) : ikonomi University of London ^(en) Bachelor of Laws ^(en) : Doka
Harsuna	Turanci
Sana'a
Sana'a	Mai wanzar da zaman lafiya, Lauya da ɗan siyasa
Imani
Addini	Kirista
Jam'iyar siyasa	Popular Front Party ^(en)

Victor Owusu (26 ga Disamba 1923 - 16 ga Disamban shekarar 2000) ɗan siyasan Ghana ne kuma lauya. Ya kuma yi aiki a matsayin Babban Lauyan Janar da Ministan Shari’a da kuma Ministan Harkokin Waje sau biyu. Shi ne Shugaban ‘Yan adawa a Jamhuriya ta Uku daga 1979 zuwa 1981.

Rayuwar farko

An haifi Owusu a ranar 26 ga Disamba 1923^[1] a Agona, Yankin Ashanti.^[2] Owusu masanin tattalin arziki ne wanda daga baya ya sami horo a matsayin lauya. Ya kasance fitaccen memba na National Liberation Movement wanda ya tsaya takarar zaɓen 1956 a yankin Gold Coast kafin zaɓe.^[3] A lokacin Jamhuriya ta farko, gwamnatin Kwame Nkrumah ta tsare shi a ƙarƙashin Dokar Tsare Tsare (1958). An sake shi bayan juyin mulkin 24 ga Fabrairu 1966 wanda ya kawo gwamnatin National Liberation Council (NLC). NLC ce ta nada shi Atoni Janar da Ministan Shari’a.

Ilimi

Victor Owusu ya halarci Makarantar Achimota tsakanin 1937 zuwa 1945. A can, mutanen zamaninsa sun haɗa da K. B. Asante da Joe Reindorf.^[4][5] Ya ci gaba da zuwa Burtaniya a 1946 don yin karatun tattalin arziƙi a Jami'ar Nottingham sannan daga baya ya karanci shari'a a Jami'ar London. An kira shi zuwa mashaya a Lincoln's Inn a 1952.^[5]

A Gwamnati

Ya kasance memba na Progress Party da ta ci zaɓen 1969.^[6] Kofi Abrefa Busia ya nada shi ministan harkokin waje sau biyu a jamhuriya ta biyu. Karo na farko ya kasance a cikin 1969 kuma na biyu shine tsakanin 1969 zuwa 1971. A lokuta biyu, ya karɓi fayil daga Patrick Dankwa Anin, wanda shi ma ya yi aiki sau biyu.^[7] Jamhuriya ta Biyu ta ƙare tare da juyin mulkin ranar 13 ga Janairun 1972 wanda Janar (a lokacin Kanal) I. K. Acheampong ya jagoranta.

Jagoran 'yan adawa

Owusu memba ne wanda ya kafa kuma jagoran Popular Front Party a Jamhuriya ta Uku. Shi ne mai biye da Dr. Hilla Limann na People's National Party (PNP) a zaben shugaban kasar Ghana na 1979 da kashi 38% na kuri'un bayan zagaye na biyu na zaben.^[8] Bayan zaben, PFP ta hade da sauran jam'iyyun adawa don kafa Jam'iyyar All People (AFP) karkashin jagorancin Owusu.^[9] An dakatar da AFP tare da wasu jam'iyyun siyasa bayan juyin mulkin ranar 31 ga watan Disamban 1981 wanda Kwamitin Tsaro na Kasa na Flt Lt. Jerry Rawlings ke jagoranta.

Rayuwa daga baya

Daga 1991 har zuwa mutuwarsa, Victor Owusu ya zauna a Putney, London, United Kingdom. Ya rasu a Landan ranar 16 ga Disamba 2000.^[10] Ya auri Agnes Owusu.

Trivia

John Kufuor, shugaban Ghana, ya ce ya yi aiki a matsayin ƙarami a kamfanin lauyoyin Victor Owusu.^[9] Ya kasance kawun Dr Charles Wereko-Brobby kuma ɗan uwan ​​uwa ga Kobina Annan, wani jami'in diflomasiyya mai ritaya wanda shima ɗan uwan ​​Kofi Annan ne.^[10]

Manazarta

1. "New Ghana, Volumes 10-12". New Ghana. Information Services Department Accra: 12. 1966.
2. Ghana Year Book, Daily Graphic, 1971.
3. "Elections in Ghana - 17 July 1956 Legislative Assembly Election". A database of election results in Sub-Saharan Africa. Albert C. Nunley. Retrieved 12 April 2007.
4. Anis Haffar,"‘The voice from afar’ - A tribute to the iconic K.B. Asante", Graphic Online, 29 January 2018.
5. "New Ghana, Volumes 10-12". New Ghana. Information Services Department Accra: 12. 1966.
6. "Elections in Ghana - 29 August 1969 National Assembly Election". A database of election results in Sub-Saharan Africa. Albert C. Nunley. Retrieved 12 April 2007.
7. B. Schemmel. "Foreign ministers E-K - Ghana". Lists of heads of state of government and ministers of various countries. Rulers.org. Retrieved 12 April 2007.
8. "Elections in Ghana - June & July 1979 Presidential Election". A database of election results in Sub-Saharan Africa. Albert C. Nunley. Retrieved 12 April 2007.
9. "State burial for Victor Owusu". General News of Friday, 9 February 2001. Ghana Home Page. Retrieved 4 May 2007.
10. "Victor Owusu died a pauper". Ghana Web. Retrieved 29 January 2020.