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He does not understand why the CID will interfere in this case when they know that it is in the hands of the special prosecutor, Martin Amidu.
Anas Aremeyaw, Ace's investigative journalist, has published another documentary on Galamsey titled "Galamsey Fraud"
The secretary of the Interministerial Committee on Illegal Mining (IMCIM), Charles Bissue, who has retired at present, was captured in the video allegedly taking a bribe of 35,000 GHC to allow to a company to conduct mining activities during the ban of any small-scale mining activities in Ghana.
After the broadcast of the documentary, Mr. Bissue wrote a statement saying "I've read the contents of the latest Tiger Eye PI documentary, titled "Galamsey Fraud". I would like to state immediately that I am innocent of the allegations made against me in the documentary because I was not and have not been involved in any act of corruption, criminality or criminality. ;misconduct. "
Meanwhile, Mr. Bissue confirmed Monday in his turn Facebook Wall that he responded to an invitation from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID).
"I have submitted to the laws of Ghana and, as no one is above the law, I urge Tiger Eye PI and Anas to provide the CID with raw and unedited images, so that the good people from Ghana can enjoy the truth," he wrote.
But contribute to a round table on Peace FMmorning showKokrokooKweku Baako said he did not know why Anas was accused of not having presented the raw footage of the video when it had already been submitted to Martin Amidu.
"I raise questions about the fact that it is surprising that the CID, even though they claim to have been motivated by the invitation of the interministerial committee, did not realize that this case already concerns another state agency that was created by law. I advise Mr. Bissue to find his way (to the office of the special prosecutor). In telling his story, he (Bissue) should not give the impression that someone is trying to hide the raw footage."he said.
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