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For the first time since the release of the exposé Number 12, Former GFA boss Kwesi Nyantakyi has come out to speak about incidents relating to his dealing with Tiger Eye and the subsequent harm that the encounter brought him. Mr. Nyantakyi, speaking at Net2 TV, claimed that the dealings of Tiger Eye are not as sincere as purported to be to the ordinary Ghanaian. He said, “They asked a lawyer who teaches in Legon – he knows him , he’s his friend – he contacted me and asked me to pay $150,000 and I said I didn’t have the money and that’s why all this hullabaloo came about. They were even demanding $400,000 because the exposé about me was a sponsored project. Anas was paid $400,000 to do that. And the money he gave me in Dubai, that money, he claims it’s $65,000; it has to be proven because I received $40,000.” Mr. Nyantakyi who is currently serving a lifetime ban from all football related activities further aired his opinion on the modus operandi of Anas and the entire Tiger Eye group. Tiger Eye is a criminal organisation. They don’t have a licence to do what they are doing. They are not licenced to do what they are doing. They are just on a wanton breakage and infringement of the law; just pouncing on people’s rights, recording them here and there; and disgracing them here and there without recourse to any opportunity for them to be heard to defend themselves. Because if you even record somebody and you think he has done something wrong, hand him over to the relevant state organisations to deal with him”, Mr Nyantakyi said.” Read the full article

For the first time since the release of the exposé Number 12, Former GFA boss Kwesi Nyantakyi has come out to speak about incidents relating to his dealing with Tiger Eye and the subsequent harm that the encounter brought him. Mr. Nyantakyi, speaking at Net2 TV, claimed that the dealings of Tiger Eye are not as sincere as purported to be to the ordinary Ghanaian. He said, “They asked a lawyer who teaches in Legon – he knows him , he’s his friend – he contacted me and asked me to pay $150,000 and I said I didn’t have the money and that’s why all this hullabaloo came about. They were even demanding $400,000 because the exposé about me was a sponsored project. Anas was paid $400,000 to do that. And the money he gave me in Dubai, that money, he claims it’s $65,000; it has to be proven because I received $40,000.” Mr. Nyantakyi who is currently serving a lifetime ban from all football related activities further aired his opinion on the modus operandi of Anas and the entire Tiger Eye group. Tiger Eye is a criminal organisation. They don’t have a licence to do what they are doing. They are not licenced to do what they are doing. They are just on a wanton breakage and infringement of the law; just pouncing on people’s rights, recording them here and there; and disgracing them here and there without recourse to any opportunity for them to be heard to defend themselves. Because if you even record somebody and you think he has done something wrong, hand him over to the relevant state organisations to deal with him”, Mr Nyantakyi said.” Read the full article

The Criminal Investigations Department of the Ghana Police Service have granted bail to six persons who were arrested in connection to the murder of Ahmed Hussein-Suale. This was disclosed by ACP David Eklu, the Director General in charge of Public Affairs at the Ghana Police Service, at a press engagement in Kumasi. ACP Eklu went further to assure journalists present that the police are working assiduously to bring the culprits to book. Hon. Kennedy Agyapong, MP for Assin Central, Anas Arameyaw Anas as well as Former GFA boss, Kwesi Nyantakyi have also been invited for interrogation, to assist the police in their investigations. Ahmed Hussein-Suale, a key figure in the conducting one of Africa’s biggest investigative piece, Number 12, was shot and in killed in his car on January 17 this year, while on his way back home from work. Read the full article

The Criminal Investigations Department of the Ghana Police Service have granted bail to six persons who were arrested in connection to the murder of Ahmed Hussein-Suale. This was disclosed by ACP David Eklu, the Director General in charge of Public Affairs at the Ghana Police Service, at a press engagement in Kumasi. ACP Eklu went further to assure journalists present that the police are working assiduously to bring the culprits to book. Hon. Kennedy Agyapong, MP for Assin Central, Anas Arameyaw Anas as well as Former GFA boss, Kwesi Nyantakyi have also been invited for interrogation, to assist the police in their investigations. Ahmed Hussein-Suale, a key figure in the conducting one of Africa’s biggest investigative piece, Number 12, was shot and in killed in his car on January 17 this year, while on his way back home from work. Read the full article

The killing of Hussein-Suale brought increased scrutiny on comments made by Kennedy Agyapong, a member of Ghanaian parliament. Agyapong previously appeared on his own TV station denouncing Hussein-Suale as dangerous and calling for the general public to assault him on sight. Agypaong also shared a photo of Hussein-Suale on the broadcast. “That boy is very dangerous, he lives here in Madina,” Agyapong said on TV. “If you meet him somewhere, break his ears. If he ever comes to this premises, I’m telling you, beat him. Whatever happens, I’ll pay because he’s bad, that Ahmed.” Agyapong on Thursday said on radio he knows nothing about the murder of Hussein-Suale. Tiger Eye PI wrote that “Ahmed was an excellent, experienced investigative journalist.” They added “we remain unshaken in our resolve to pursue nation-wreckers and make corruption a high-risk activity in the country.” The BBC said the slain journalist worked with them recently to investigate and expose ritualists who used human body parts for magic in Malawi.   Read the full article