Undercover Investigative Journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas has finally revealed why he conducted the Number 12 expose into the corruption and rot in Ghana & African Football.
Many called it the most intricate undercover project ever to have not just rocked Ghana, but Africa as a whole within the footballing fraternity.
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The then lynch-pin, Mr. Nyantakyi also lost his jobs as Confederation of African Football, CAF, first vice chairman, FIFA Council member and chairman of the WAFU Zone B. Many other football administrators, especially referees who were captured in the over two years of extensive operation also received various sanctions between two to ten years bans from the world football governing body, FIFA.
Anas has taken the concerns and feedback in good strides and has taken the opportunity to address these concerns and also to speak on the “Number 12” and its fallouts.
On Friday evening, the 23rd November 2018, at the plush Best Western Plus Atlantic Hotel in Takoradi, Anas will deliver what is said to be one of his most emotional reactions to his works spanning over 20 years of undercover investigative journalism.
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The event is the 3rd edition of the annual “The Press Foundation National Media Festival”. It is under the theme, “The Role of Investigative Journalism in the fight against corruption in Ghana”, and is expected to attract many who would want to take the opportunity to listen and seek answers from the renowned undercover investigative journalist.
Other speakers include Host of Joy FM/TV flagship talk programme, Samson Lardi Anyenini, Head of Multimedia’s investigative team, Manasseh Azure Awuni and Executive Director of The Press Foundation and International Freelance Journalist, Listowell Yesu Bukarson.
Information Minister, Hon. Kojo Oppong Nkrumah will be the special guest of honour.
source: myghnews.com
