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The former president of the Ghana Football Federation, Kwesi Nyantakyi, claimed that insiders of the Association who did not like him paid the investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas to demolish it .
In June 2018, the world of Nyantakyi collapses, while Anas and his team TigerEye PI broadcast an explosive documentary on corruption in Ghanaian football.
The video, among others, shows Kwesi Nyantakyi accepting cash gifts from an emirate "Sheikh", in flagrant violation of the FIFA Code of Ethics.
Nyantakyi subsequently resigned from all the positions he held at the GFA, CAF and FIFA levels.
He was finally sentenced to a lifetime ban on all football activities by the world governing body, FIFA.
In a telephone interview with Oman FM, based in Accra, Nyantakyi claims that Anas did not conduct the investigation in the public interest, but in order to satisfy the interests of his "enemies (The Nyantakyi) at the GFA.
According to Mr. Nyantakyi, these anonymous people sponsored the work of Anas.
"Anas m asked for $ 150,000 to tidy up the video. He even asked for $ 400,000 because the project is sponsored.
"GFA people who did not look like me paid $ 400,000 to Anas to do it. [to me]," he said.
This is the first time that Nyantakyi has been speaking since the release of documentary number 12 and he did not mince his words when he called Anas' investigative firm, TigerEye PI, a "criminal society." functioning as ISIS ".
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