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Vice President of the late Player Status Committee of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kofi Manu said that it would be unfair for Ghanaians to describe the former boss of the country's football corps, GFA Kwesi Nyantakyi, as a criminal
. In an interview with Happy FM based in Accra, Mr. Manu said, "Why would you convict Kwesi Nyantakyi as a criminal while he has not been brought to justice and convicted?"
He confessed to taking money from the famous investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas as capture in the incriminating video titled "Number12".
"I took money from Anas but I returned it after someone from the GFA gave me a clue the following day. If I had wanted to be rich, I would have enriched in Cameroon. "
Kofi Manu stated that he did not have the resource to seek redress in court, although the The content of the presentation distorted what had happened.
Do not take Anas to court. I do not have money; I have no proof that I returned the money to Anas and Acquah because I did not know that I was filmed. I have accepted money with pure conscience "
" What crime was committed at the GFA secretariat to be described as a crime scene? "
" Why is the government unfair to the GFA? Is it because it's his football? Why does the government not also take steps to dissolve the Electoral Commission?
Kofi Manu was captured in the Anas # Number12 exhibiting having received sums of money to compromise in the performance of his duties
twice with bribes but he failed in both cases.
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