Ken. Agyapong was not wrong to expose the photo of Ahmed – NMC | General news

The chairman of the National Media Commission, Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafoh, said that the fact that the deputy of Assin Central, Kennedy Agyapong, brandishes on television the image of the murdered infiltrator, a few months before his death. murder, do not make him guilty.

According to him, it is not appropriate that people condemn the anti-conformist deputy on the grounds that he revealed the identity of the investigative journalist – who was working with the famous journalist Anas Aremeway Anas.

Ahmed Hussein was shot by gunmen on a motorcycle Wednesday night as he was driving home. He was hit three times, two of them in the chest and one in the neck.

Anas confirmed the development on his Facebook wall.

"Sad news, but we will not be silenced. Rest in peace, Ahmed, wrote Anas.

Addressing Francis Abban on the Morning Starr Thursday, the boss of the NMC said the issue should be examined from different angles.

"You can not condemn someone just because he's exposed the picture of another person, you have to understand the circumstances in which he came."

"We have to learn to look at things from certain angles. The fact that the photo was made public was not criminal. That he promised to reward everyone who could approach this gentleman differs from the revelation of the photo. What we must understand is that there is no absolute right. The fact that you want to expose the wrongdoings of others who are good for society could support that. What is criminal, is to suggest rewarding people who are doing what is wrong, "he said.

He added that the police could invite the deputy if he has bases to question him about the journalist's murder.