Tiger Eye PI, the investigative firm behind the notorious Number 12 documentary, which exposed corruption in Ghanaian football, has strongly criticized former Ghana FA boss Kwesi Nyantakyi for his recent remarks.
Nyantakyi alleged that the firm, along with lead investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas, attempted to extort money from him to prevent the release of the Number 12 documentary.
Tiger Eye PI vehemently denied these accusations and branded Nyantakyi as both a bribe-giver and a bribe-taker.
They asserted that Nyantakyi’s attempt to evade accountability began publicly after the death of a key witness in the ongoing criminal trial linked to the documentary, Ahmed Suale.
“He [Nyantakyi] faces an ongoing criminal trial for corruption and fraud at the High Court in Accra.
“Mr. Nyantakyi’s desperation to evade accountability could only happen after the murder of the key witness for the state, Ahmed Suale, after his face was shown on national televsion.”
“A day before his assassination, Mr. Suale was in conference with state prosecutors over the criminal trial of Nyantakyi,” they wrote in a statement.”
Nyantakyi, back in 2020, denied any involvement in the death of the journalist, Ahmed Suale.