Agyarko was so "charming" that every lady wanted it – Widow

General News of Saturday, January 26, 2019

Source: clbadfmonline.com

2019-01-26

The late Ayawaso West Wuogon MP, Emmanuel Kwabena Kyeremateng Agyarko, caught the attention of many ladies, as his charming nature attracted many contenders who claimed to be his wife, his first wife, Josephine Agyarko .

In tribute to her late husband during the burial ceremony at the Zimmerman Presbyterian Church in Krobo Odumase, Manya Krobo Municipality, in the eastern region of Lower Manya Krobo, Ms. Agyarko recounted the good times that she shared with the politician.

She said that Mr. Agarko was a responsible Christian who cherished his family.

"At the time when he was doing his national service at Korle-Bu University Hospital, I was in his final year at the university. He was 28 years old and I was 25 years old. We were both born-again Christians and we loved the Lord. We were married on January 4, 1986. He was a charming and eloquent young pharmacist. Every young woman wanted to be the wife of Emmanuel's "brother", she said.

She said that they "liked each other very much and that they were determined to build a common life."

Ms. Agyarko noted that the deceased was "a brother and a father to me and that I was a sister and a mother to him".

According to her, the good times she spent with the deceased surpbad the bad times spent together during their 33 years of relationship.

"It's easy to put away bad memories and hard times. When I remember her so generous smile, her nature and her dedication to her family, especially her children, we had a wonderful time, "she said.

Mr. Agyarko was separated from Josephine for about seven years at the time of his death. They have two grown children, Jane Damaris Agyarko and Daniel Wayne Tei Padi Agyarko.

Mr. Agyarko also had a series of quintuplets with Lydia Alhbadan – three boys and two girls.

Mr. Agyarko then spent his last years at Eva Mends.

The younger brother of the former Energy Minister, Boakye Agyarko, died in a hospital in the United States of America on November 21, 2018, after a long battle with the disease.