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Former Member of Parliament (MP) for Tano South in the Brong Ahafo region, Dr Hannah Louisa Bisiw is leaving nothing to chance in her bid to become the National Women’s Organiser of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC).

The former Deputy Minister who has officially made her intentions known pledged to serve her party even in times of distress.

According to her, looking at the various positions and how committed she is to her party; she is prepared to work at the grassroots of the party’s structure for its vision to win the 2020 general elections.

“My best part is the position of National Women’s Organizer; to lead the party for victory during this time of war”. Dr. Hannah Bisiw told Angel Fm in an interview monitored by MyNewsGh.com.

During the studio discussion on the network, Dr. Bisiw could not hide her feelings of getting the opportunity to serve her party saying “in fact, it’s a pleasure and a great opportunity for me to serve my party”

 Speaking about her capabilities and how competent she is, Hannah Bisiw said “I’m a kind of a person who respects people so much but not afraid of people on the other hand”

“I always stand for the truth even at the point of death; nothing scares me to depart from the truth. I believe by God’s grace I can serve the party in this current state through hard work for NDC to bear good fruits for Ghana to benefit equally. This is the time some us must work hard for the party”, she said,

When asked why she wants to lead her party this time in opposition, Hannah Bisiw indicated that she had always chosen to take on challenging tasks to show that indeed she is competent; hence her intention to lead the party in its time of difficulty.

“All I want to say is, some of us must wake up this time when the party is in suffering to bring on board what we can do to help the party. We must all work for the party to come back again” She told Kwame Tanko on the show.

Mrs. Hannah Louisa Bisiw served as a Deputy Minister of Agriculture in charge of Livestock under the John Mahama led administration.