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I won't answer your calls when I'm ‘busy’ with my wife – Minister
The Upper East Regional Minister said he is prepared to serve the public. "Even if it is midnight, if you call me, I will be ready to come out. It is only when I’m on top of my woman I cannot come out.”
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Speaking at a forum on aquaculture development the Minister said he is working as a servant for the government and will even respond to calls at midnight except when he is with his womann.
“The Regional Coordinating Council’s doors are opened. As a servant of the people, my doors are opened. I’m prepared to serve you. Even if is midnight, if you call me, I will be ready to come out. It is only when I’m on top of my woman I cannot come out.”
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“My doors are opened for you. And I pray that you the technical men will work as a team. When you work as a team, there is nothing that you cannot overcome,” he added.
Those present at the event started laughing but Bukari wore a serious face.
He was speaking at a forum on aquaculture development organised in Bolgatanga by the Association of Church-based Development Project (ACDEP) in collaboration with the Canadian Feed the Children (CFTC).
He made the remarks whilst reassuring development partners at the forum of his cooperation for the development of a deprived region he took over late in February, this year.
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