In a bold revelation, celebrated Ghanaian investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas has hinted at a new exposé targeting corrupt politicians in Ghana. Speaking in a recent interview, Anas announced the upcoming release of a video that reportedly unveils shocking instances of corruption within Ghana’s political landscape.
Anas, known for his fearless undercover investigations, stated, “The tape will be released on BBC Africa Eye in January, and I can tell you, get ready for a shocker. The video will go globally and it will be available on various TV channels for people to watch.” He expressed that the footage captures disturbing acts by politicians, which he describes as “abhorrent,” detailing how he and his team went undercover to document the wrongdoings of public officials.
The journalist emphasized the emotional toll of watching the evidence himself, sharing, “Even I, when I watched the video to the middle, I got extremely sad and had to stop watching. Our team has really done a good job in getting all these corrupt politicians on tape for their various evil doings.” His remarks suggest a powerful and emotionally charged exposé that he hopes will spark change.
However, not all Ghanaians are pleased with the timing of this release. Many citizens, eager for greater transparency, have voiced concerns that waiting until January could limit the video’s immediate impact on the country’s upcoming December 7th elections. Some argue that releasing it sooner could empower voters to make more informed choices about who they elect into office, especially if the footage identifies current candidates.
Despite these reservations, Ghanaians are largely supportive of Anas’s dedication to exposing corruption. For years, suspicions and rumors have swirled about misconduct among public officials, yet concrete evidence has often been lacking. Anas’s upcoming documentary promises to offer this long-sought proof, and citizens are hopeful it will not only hold those in power accountable but also strengthen the country’s democratic foundations by underscoring the importance of integrity in leadership.
You can also watch the video through the link below:
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Source: BBC Africa
