Cease Fire Now! – Martin Amidu and Anas Aremeyaw Anas

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• Concerned Citizen 10 years ago

  Please don't let your fight render the exposure of the corrupt judges useless. Let their exposure be the beginning of exterminating corruption but not an end to it as your fighting presupposes.

  Please don't let your fight render the exposure of the corrupt judges useless. Let their exposure be the beginning of exterminating corruption but not an end to it as your fighting presupposes.

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• Enemies Of Progress 10 years ago

  Addo will never be president because you are winning votes for NDC. Thank you.

  Addo will never be president because you are winning votes for NDC. Thank you.

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• Daniel-Faith, London 10 years ago

  Hi Mr Adofo, I believe that this time you have really written a highly constructive article about Ghana. I say well done indeed.
  
  The fact is that, the problem comes from Mr Martin Amidu who in reality is still living in th ...
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  Hi Mr Adofo, I believe that this time you have really written a highly constructive article about Ghana. I say well done indeed.
  
  The fact is that, the problem comes from Mr Martin Amidu who in reality is still living in the past. As someone who has lived most of my life around the world and much Developed countries I perfectly do understand the means which Mr Anas has used for his investigation. The fact is you Mr Adofo who lives in London too should if anything understands Mr Anas too well.
  
  We have highly professional investigative journalists in Europe who are used by good and higly acclaimed Newspapers for such tough undercover works. Not only that but known and popular Broadcasting houses uses the same means as Mr Anas.
  
  Such is the many means of current investigations is where Mr Amidu is completely lost in his own world. Perhaps, Mr Amidu needs to update himself of the current technological ways of doing things. The world now lives in the 21St century not in 19th or 20th century.

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• Godd 10 years ago

  Daniel-Faith, the issue is not if a Newspaper or Broadcast organisation are using Anas to conduct undercover investigations. The issue is if it is Government which is the commissioning/sponsoring agent. And if Anas is lying a ...
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  Daniel-Faith, the issue is not if a Newspaper or Broadcast organisation are using Anas to conduct undercover investigations. The issue is if it is Government which is the commissioning/sponsoring agent. And if Anas is lying about this.
  
  Amidu has not accused Anas of being sponsored by a media outlet. He is saying it was the government and that Anas has been telling lies about certain things.
  
  Amidu is saying the govt cannot commission a private individual to spy on another arm of the govt. Our constitution does not allow that. This has nothing to do with living in the 19th or 22nd century. Amidu is not accusing Anas of using technologically advanced listening devices. That is not the issue!

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