We didn’t trap Nyantakyi to implicate himself – Anas
Investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, has debunked claims that he unfairly entrapped embattled former Ghana FA boss Kwesi Nyantakyi, to make the damning comments he made in his latest investigative film, titled ‘Number12?.
Kwesi Nyantakyi has lost his standing and all positions in local and international football after Anas Aremeyaw screened his latest exposé which focused on corruption in Ghana football.
Among several revelations, Anas’ Tiger Eye PI, captured Kwesi Nyantakyi detailing how he was going to personally benefit from a supposed $15 million sponsorship money for Ghana’s league.
Nyantakyi, also detailed to the supposed investor, how he [the investor] could be given several government contracts if he pays bribes to some key government officials such as Ghana’s President and the Vice President. While many have hailed Anas Aremeyaw Anas for the exposé, others have criticized his method of operation, describing it as entrapment.
But Anas, at a public forum at the University of Ghana earlier today [Thursday] said he did not force Kwesi Nyantakyi to make the damning claims.
According to him, Kwesi Nyantakyi on his own volition made the comments without it being solicited.
“Those who think we just carry the camera and do what we do, it is untrue. We play by the rules that is why are able to play on the international stage. Again, we will open up ourselves for scrutiny. People have spoken about entrapment and all that… they make specific reference to our encounter with Kwesi Nyantakyi.
The man [was] welcomed from the Airport, he gets into his hotel room and the first thing he tells us is how to scam the GFA, it gives us a proper procedure, something I did not even know and takes you through a lecture on how you can form a shell company to fleece money of the investors,” Anas said.
Source: citinewsroom.com
