Apostle Lilian Owusu, widow of the late former Deputy Minister of Finance and Ejisu MP, Dr. John Ampontuah Kumah, has spoken publicly about her decision to remarry, describing it as a step guided by faith, love, and personal conviction.
Speaking during a thanksgiving service at her church on Sunday, Apostle Owusu said her choice to move forward was deliberate and rooted in a positive outlook on life.
“I believe in forward ever, backwards never and by the grace of God I prayed to God that for me I can’t go out and I have made up my mind to move forward.
“I will not allow pain to cage me. I have a lot to do. This is the culture of the family, no matter what comes, we look at the positive side and we move forward and by the grace of God… my prayers and my request, God carry a man to the house of God.”
She also shared how she met her future husband, emphasizing that their union was built on mutual affection and divine timing.
“They came for business alliance and it was love at first sight, as soon as he saw me, he pursued and fortunately, it was just within the time I was ready.
“We have been praying and God, and God those answered prayers, has given us a calm man and he is not a replacement, nobody has said we have gotten a replacement.”
Apostle Owusu explained that her decision to remarry was not the result of public expectation or pressure, but a conscious choice to embrace life after loss.
