Former Attorney General Martin Amidu has described investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas, as a criminal and an agent of the State.
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Anas is a 'criminal' - Martin Amidu
According to him, Anas should not be allowed to go ahead with his secret recording of people.
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“What Anas has done makes him a criminal. How can Anas be allowed to do a comprehensive investigation and set up hidden cameras in Ghana?“If a criminal is an undercover agent for the government how can he be prosecuted," Martin Amidu asked on Accra-based Starr Fm.Amidu and Anas have been in counter arguments, as Amidu had alleged that the recent expose' on the judiciary by the investigative journalist was commissioned by government.
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The former Attorney General, has also insisted that Anas's private investigations company, Tiger Eye PI does not exist in the books of the Registrar General nor is it the same as the registered Tiger Eye PI Media Ltd as claimed by Anas' lawyer Kisis Agyebeng.
According to Mr. Amidu, "there is no entity existing under the Constitution and laws of Ghana known as Tiger Eye or Tiger Eye PI. It only exists in a webpage created by the alleged CEO as a dummy with which the international and Ghanaian public has been conned for financial gain all these years. Any letter signed in the name of Tiger Eye or Tiger Eye PI is a fraud on the public."
But, lawyer for Anas and the Tiger Eye PI, Kissi Agyabeng has said claims by Amidu is only an attempt to divert attention from the judicial case at hand.
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