All the NPP 'big men' captured in the Anas exposé

Finally, the most expected Anas corruption video has been premiered yesterday 6th June 2018 at the Accra International Conference Center and the content of the mind-blowing.

Although the Video which is titled Number 12 is centered on Ghana Football, there are some elements of political corruption in the video.

As reported by Yen.com at the end of the video, several big men from the ruling NPP were mentioned in the video. Most of them stood to gain from a venture the President of Ghana Football Association was about to undertake.

Ghanaians were shocked on Wednesday to see the scale of corruption in the Anas No. 12 investigative piece, which detailed monumental rot within Ghana football.

Over 120 people were implicated in various corruption scandals, including Nyantakyi, the president of the Ghana Football Association (GFA.) Several leading members of the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) were also captured for one reason or the other in the documentary.

Their names were mentioned by Nyantakyi as he enthusiastically pitched a plan to secure multi-million dollar contracts in Ghana to people he thought were investors but were actually undercover investigators.

President Nana Akufo-Addo

The president of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwah Akuffo Addo, the man who has been taunted as the most incorruptible leader Ghana has ever had was mentioned by Nyantakyi as a potential beneficiary of their shady scheme.

According to Nyantakyi, Ghana is the easiest place to do business because they just have to give the president $5 Million and they will secure juicy contracts from the road sector. At such, the deputy minister of highways, Anthony Karbo has instructed them to set aside $5 Millon to be given to the president.

2. Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia Dr Mahamudu Bawumia



Dr Bawummia was mentioned in a similar context as Akufo-Addo. Nyantakyi said the plan was to give the vice-president $3 million in exchange for helping the "investors" land juicy contracts.

Nyantakyi also said he had discussed a plan to set up a fertiliser factory with Bawumia. He added that the vice-president had briefed him on some huge infrastructural projects that the government planned to undertake.

The GFA boss said those projects presented great opportunities for the "investors" to recover whatever financial contributions they made to big men in government.

3. Anthony Karbo, deputy minister for roads and highways Anthony Karbo



Nyantakyi portrayed Karbo as the architect of the plan to bribe Akufo-Addo, Bawumia and other big men in government. He said Karbo was fully committed to the project and would ensure that the contracts started flowing immediately the "investors" released the bribe money.

Nyantakyi quoted Karbo as saying that there would be $100 milllion worth of contracts once an expected $15 billion or so loan was approved by China.

4. Kwasi Amoako-Attah, minister for roads and highways



Nyantakyi said that Amoako-Atta was looking for investors who would provide road infrastructure on a Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) basis.

He said the minister's vision, therefore, aligned perfectly with that of the "investors". He said Karbo wanted the "investors" to give $2 million to the minister to secure his cooperation in their bid to land lucrative contracts.

5. Kennedy Agyapong, Member of Parliament for Assin Central Kennedy Agyapong



Nyantakyi makes explosive claim Nyantakyi told the undercover investigators that Karbo wanted him to include Kennedy Agyapong in the deal because of his massive influence within the government.

He said with Kennedy's support, the deal would not encounter any challenge from any quarter. The GFA president said Agyapong was one of the NPP's biggest financiers. He said such was Kennedy's importance to the party that he could condemn the government without any repercussion.

To demonstrate Agyapong's power, Nyantakyi said the government offered the MP a ministerial appointment but he rejected it, citing his lack of discipline. According to Nyantakyi, the government then gave the Ministry of Transport to Agyapong to control and asked him to nominate the minister.

"They created a ministry and gave it to him and he nominated somebody as the minister. Yes, Ministry of Transport," he said.

6. Francis Asenso-Boakye, deputy chief of staff Francis Asenso-Boakye



Nyantakyi said Asenso-Boakye, the deputy chief of staff, would help with access to the president and also remind Akufo-Addo of the things they discuss with the president.