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General News on Tuesday, November 27, 2018
Source: mynewsgh.com
2018-11-27
Anas Aremeyaw Anas, investigative journalist
Anas Aremeyaw Anas, a clandestine journalist from Ghana, revealed that he was no stranger to the death threats made by the criminals he was pursuing.
According to him, it is normal for people who feel aggrieved to have exposed him to the danger of death by saying that every time he hears that, he laughs because he does not not afraid to die.
In Malawi, Anas, who was killed by death while launching one of his secret works "Malawi Harvest Human Harvest," told the clients of this year's media festival organized by the Press Foundation (TPF) with the support of MyNewsGh.com that death is inevitable.
"I do not know why I'm alive today. I'm honest with you. I should have died. I am not afraid of death threats. I have it again and again and when I hear it now, I laugh, "he revealed.
On whom protects him against some of the dangers of life, he simply replied "God"
God is my protector either I would be dead now. I do not see why I should be sitting here. I've had some very terrible times and the way I managed to escape is resulting in a bigger event on all of us, "he said.
He revealed that the life he had chosen for himself had frightened his friends because he had literally abandoned them because he barely had time to meet them in fun places.
"You can not lead this life by having a party on the beaches and in other areas. I can choose the beaches but I will have the repercussions and I will have to be cautious. I tried once and saw what happened, "he said.
"Friends have complained about abandoning them, but when you show them the reasons for my abandonment, they are happy. It's not fair, but I chose to pay a price that has a masked face, "he added.
On the question of whether he has a life of his own, he explained: "I feel more comfortable doing a job that impacts humanity … satisfying the world"
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