The Ashanti regional chairman for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Bernard Antwi Boasiako affectionately called Chairman Wontumi has dared investigative Journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas to find the killers of his murdered partner Ahmed.
Ahmed Hussein-Suale who was a key person in the Number 12 exposé which exposed the corrupt practice going on in the Ghana Football Association and eventually sacking of former GFA Boss Kwesi Nyantakyi was killed some weeks ago by some unknown assailant.
After the murder, many people pointed fingers at the Hon. Kennedy Agyapong including some family members of Hussein-Suale stating that he knew about the murder. But the member of Parliament for Assin Central has denied and promised to fight to clear his name.
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Chairman Wontumi who has also joined forces to fight Anas over his latest video on illegal mining titled “Galamsey Fraud” which captures his aide Andy Owusu has asked that Anas proves that he is indeed an investigative journalist by finding killers of his boy.
“You have done such things and your boy Ahmed died. The galamsey fraud documentary is meant to cover up the issue of Ahmed’s death. If you are a true journalist go undercover and find those who caused the death of your boy”, he challenged on Kumasi-based Pure Fm.
Wontumi is also warning that the path Anas is charting by showing videos in which members of Tiger Eye PI are seen entrapping innocent Ghanaians in the name of undercover investigations and showing them on international television channels including the BBC and Aljazeera, is nothing short of a way to embarrass the country.
Mr. Andy Owusu who played a role as a link man between Anas and the Secretary of the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Illegal Mining (IMCIM) Charles Bissiw charged GH¢50,000 for his services.
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“Mr Andy Owusu, a link man for Mr Bissiw charged us fifty thousand cedis (GH¢ 50,000.00) to get us through to him. We negotiated for forty thousand Cedis (GH¢40,000.00) and he accepted it. Out of this amount he accepted part payment of fifteen thousand cedis (15,000.00). Mr Andy Owusu was also the one who told us how much Mr Bissiw was ready to accept to fast track the process for us. Mr Andy Owusu also linked us to “school boy” a national security operative for our safety at the illegal mining site”, Anas Aremeyaw Anas claimed on his Facebook page.
