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General News on Thursday, January 17, 2019
Source: www.ghanaweb.com
2019-01-17
play the videoKennedy Agyapong is deputy of Assin Central
Kennedy Agyapong, MP for Assin Central, seems to have landed in the "bad books" of Ghanaians; Ghanaians are hitting the powerful media on social media from all sides as a result of the news of the horrific badbadination of the secret partner of investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas.
The country woke up Thursday morning with the sad news of the badbadination of Ahmed Hussein-Suale, who played a key role in investigating Anas's explosions.
Ahmed would have been hit three times, twice in the chest and another in the neck late Wednesday night in Madina, Accra, while he was driving home from his motorcycle to help him. unidentified men.
The news was published just a few hours ago and yet several fingers seem to point the finger at Assin 's deputy, at the center of the murder.
The majority of the victims are due to the fact that Mr. Agyapong apparently published the photos of the deceased in order to reveal what he called "hidden secrets" of Anas Aremeyaw Anas following explosive number 12.
In fact, Twitter has Kennedy Agyapong in the forefront for his trends.
While many people think that the MP should be questioned because his actions may have contributed in a major or subtle way to the death of the journalist, others believe that the charges may conceal the true culprits of the crime and therefore call for the caution. To be taken.
Meanwhile, the clandestine journalist's lawyer, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, called on to question Kennedy Agyapong following the murder of the Tiger Eye PI team member.
Kissi Agyebeng said Thursday at Joy FM's Super Morning Show that public incitement against the MP for Assin against Ahmed can not be ignored when an investigation into the murder is opened.
"He invited the world to hit him and said that he was going to pay for it and now he [Ahmed] was killed … he has questions to answer, "said Mr. Agyebeng, the host, Daniel Dadzie.
For the chairman of the National Media Commission, Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafoh, the fact that Assin Central MP Kennedy Agyapong waved the portrait of the undercover journalist murdered on television a few months before his badbadination does not make him guilty.
According to him, it is not appropriate that people condemn the lawmaker maverick on the grounds that he has revealed the identity of the deceased investigative reporter.
"You can not condemn someone just because he has exposed the picture of another person, you must understand the circumstances in which he also 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 have to understand is that there is no absolute right, "he said in an interview with Morning Starr facilitator Francis Abban.
The arrest of Kennedy Agyapong is long overdue. Charles is this case of Ahmed. the man acts like he's above the law because he's sometimes rich
how can you tell people to beat someone and you will pay damages on T.V and go free ..
he is MP oo .. one of our leaders ????– Kay ???????? ???????? (@ Kaypoisson1) January 17, 2019
Kennedy agyapong say mek dey kill anas
what a donkey
hole dey bucket mek anas no try seal am?
santaclausians all e b ken i do not feel dey
one day yeh yeh
he will say oua
somtin yeh yeh
yeh yeh incitement
like to play yeh yeh
to slap yeh yeh
fight yeh yeh
dying yeh yeh @wanlov– Miss Forson (@lydiaforson) January 17, 2019
So security is waiting for someone to tell them to stop or invite Kennedy Agyapong to be questioned?
If I were "someone", Kennedy Agyapong would have been arrested for the badbadination of Ahmed.
– MAJORITY Ibn Munkaila Shirazu (@IbnMajority) January 17, 2019
Now that one of the guys from Anas has been shot, I hope that Kennedy Agyapong is a happy man. #JoySMS
– F. A. TAYL? R® (@KojoAkyin) January 17, 2019
Kennedy Agyapong is above the law. Nothing will happen to him. Our beloved Ghana.
– General Atopa (A good Ato) (@wofa_slayzie) January 17, 2019
The antics of Kennedy Agyapong are far too heavy now. The man must be in the realm of law, because he is rich, he thinks that all of Ghana belongs to him, such nonsense.
Even though sm1 wanted the guy to be dead, which he did for months, the bac gave him a shortcut. #JoySMS– ???????? ???????? NUNGUA JEFF BEZOS? (@AlBonnyBigaman) January 17, 2019
Kennedy Agyapong to walk free over 2.5 … Ghana we dey oo ???????? .. Captain Mahama ein killers sef dey alive.Boy boy forget !!
– Nungua Quavo ???????? (@Blvck_Boy_Kwesi) January 17, 2019
Reaction of Anas
Anas Aremeyaw Anas, an investigative journalist, declared emphatically that the incident would not "shut up" him or his team, if that was what the attackers were trying to accomplish by committing this act. despicable.
Anas posted a video in which Assin Central MP Kennedy Agyapong made threats, and wrote: "Sad news, but we will not be silenced. Rest in peace, Ahmed.
Sad news, but we will not be silenced. Rest in peace, Ahmed. #JournalismIsNotACrime #SayNoToCorruption pic.twitter.com/Gk2Jdgo6Sn
– Anas Aremeyaw Anas (@anasglobal) January 17, 2019
#Journalismisnotacrime
Ghanaians also used several social media platforms to show solidarity with Anas and his team members using the hashtag #journalismisnotacrime.
Through various comments, they point out that no journalist should be targeted or victimized because of his commitment to revealing the truth in society.
The Ghanaian parliament has not defended the truth and justice. They continued to host a deputy who threatened and incited violence against a journalist for denouncing corruption. It's fundamentally undemocratic. #JournalismIsNotACrime
– nii (@niikotei) January 17, 2019
These ramblings on his part are now considered as "must hear" and "wickets". He is allowed to obtain space because of his perceived impact on the badessments. It's time to call his cowardice.#JournalismIsNotACrime
– Godfred Akoto Boafo (@eastsportsman) January 17, 2019
They killed my friend – 11 months to the day we all survived near death in Malawi. God bless you, Ahmed #JournalismIsNotACrime pic.twitter.com/LmenC5N0EA
– DGB (@DariusBazargan) January 17, 2019
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