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The editor-in-chief of the New Crusading Guide advised President Akufo-Addo to call on independent and honest individuals to manage his anti-illegal mining machinery.
Abdul Malik Kweku Baako pleads for the withdrawal of the "party elements" of these entities so that the country progresses in its fight against what is locally called "galamsey".
The veteran journalist told Samson Lardy Anyenini at the MultiTV / Joy FM news badytics show Saturday that, despite the president's success in his fight against Galamsey, the challenge is immense.
"It's because party elements are integrated … there are supporters selling concessions and it's registered," and I hear and read some about social media and they make noise and accuse others, "he said, adding that there is evidence before the courts that will soon be played in the public.
In July 2017, the president said he was ready to put his presidency at stake in his quest to end the scourge of illegal mining in order to preserve the country's future.
He said that he was not worried about which beef was engaged in the fight against illegal mining or Galamsey because he had the duty as the country's chief executive. Ensure the survival of the country as an entity.
President Akufo-Addo rallied Ghana's traditional leaders, saying that if there is one good thing to do, it is to fight against Galamsey, to reclaim the land and to leave to posterity a "green country" and a "clean space".
Despite the success of the campaign, the publication of another explosive documentary by investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw suffered a setback.
The documentary 'Galamsey Fraud' revealed that government officials bypbaded measures to reduce illegal mining and allowed a company to mine mine.
The infiltration work showed the secretary of the Interministerial Committee on Illegal Mining (IMCIM) receiving various amounts of money to facilitate the process and ensure the safety of the mining company.
The secret shoot captured Charles Cromwell Bissiw, winning 35,000 in three meetings through an Andy Owusu, a liaison man, to bypbad the license renewal process for ORR Resources Enterprise. .
The question was whether there were any shortcuts for illegally exploiting mining in Ghana after the ban and the introduction of the road map.
In a letter last month, Mr. Charles Bissue affirmed his innocence with regard to all allegations of extortion in the documentary 'Galamsey Fraud'.
Deputy Attorney General, Lady Godfried Yeboah, stated that the question of Mr. Charles Bissue was the subject of an investigation by two independent state institutions, namely the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) and the Special Prosecutor's Office, indicating that the government was trying to solve the problem.
Mr. Kweku Baako suggested that many others were blocking President Akufo-Addo's Galamsey battle because of the size of the system.
"Everyone will soon know the truth. There are people who have been given the responsibility to do a job that does not do it. And they decided to target the people they think are worrying them, "he said.
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