Nyantakyi lawsuit: We have submitted the necessary evidence – Tiger Eye refutes the Attorney General's complaint

General News of Wednesday, March 27, 2019

Source: www.Ghanaweb.com

2019-03-27

Contrary to the claims of the Attorney General, Sophia Akuffo, that his department has requested the necessary documentation to Tiger Eye PI In order to sue the former president of the Ghana Football Federation but that he does not Has not yet received, the investigative firm stated that all the evidence collected had been presented accordingly.

While commenting on claims that the government is dragging its feet and does not want to sue FA president Kwesi Nyantakyi, the besieged prosecutor, the attorney general has suggested not to blame his attire.

She said, "We will see lawsuits; we made that decision. But we must have all the evidence, which could affect our current project. I am surprised that the impression is given that, somewhat, we are not keen to sue. In fact, this is unfair to this office.

"Especially because we are dealing directly with Anas and he knows the efforts we have made and what we are asking for and the fact that we have indicated what we needed to be able to continue, what it does not do. we have not yet provided. . "

However, Tiger Eye P.I, in a press release, said Wednesday have done the necessary.

"We wish to declare that Tiger Eye Pi was quick to provide all the documentary evidence necessary for the prosecution," the statement said. "We submitted all the audiovisual and paper evidence in our possession to the AG's office.

"The Auditor General has always worked with documentary evidence provided by Tiger Eye and obtained convictions. They always make sure to have all the necessary ingredients, both audiovisual and paper works.

"The larger picture of I Am Anas is to ensure that justice is not delayed. This does not mean that we have lost confidence in the Attorney General and his office to prosecute these cases. The fact that a petition has been sent does not mean that nothing has happened. Our purpose is simple, we can be faster than us, "adds the text.

Mr Nyantakyi has been banned for life from all football related activities and will pay 500,000 Swiss francs (2,613,000) in violation of FIFA's rules on conflict of interest and corruption.

This ban follows an undercover investigation by investigative journalist Ance Aremeyaw Anas. This investigation was shown in a documentary # 12 and revealed corruption and corruption-related activities by referees and other football administrators.

The former president of GFA was caught in the influence of the video and demanded of the alleged investor, who was unwittingly an investigative reporter in plain clothes, a sum of money to settle the president, vice and d other ministers of state of Ghana.

Nyantakyi told the investigator that an amount of $ 11 million would be enough to settle the country's most influential politicians and facilitate its business activities in the country. He also told the investor to pay him a percentage of the sponsorship amount to sponsor the Ghana Premier League.