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Self proclaimed ghetto President and presidential advisor Buchaman has revealed what he discussed with President Museveni in their recent meeting. He said that the meeting was productive and it’s all he has wanted ever since he got appointed.
Buchaman was among the few celebrities that were given the presidential advisor title during the 2021 general elections. He used to be best friends with NUP presidential but elections separated them.
In the past months, the singer has complained about being denied access to meet President Museveni yet he is the presidential advisor.
He had said that he is not sure why he was even appointed as the presidential advisor because he is not even playing a role in being that.
Days ago Buchaman, Full Figure and Catherine Kusasira were among the people that physically met the president.
According to Buchaman so much was talked about and as the ghetto president he was given an opportunity to start up ghetto urban farming project.
He said that he is going to start a campaign to create farmers groups to fight poverty in the ghettos.
“The president entrusted me with the Ghetto Urban Farming project, and I’m starting a campaign to form farmers’ groups to fight poverty,” Buchaman
Buchaman said that he wants to also organize fire base concert even when he is still not on good terms with his ex best friend Bobi Wine real make Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu.
Check also;
- Catherine Kusasira Hits Back At Hon Ssemujju Nganda Over His Remarks About Her Job Credentials
- Buchaman Requests Groups In Entertainment Industry To Stop Fighting Each Other
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