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Ghanaian police said a team of detectives and other experts had questioned the former boss of the Ghana Football Federation (GFA) about the killing of private investigator Ahmed Hussein -Suale.
The Service announced that a statement had been made to Kwasi Nyantakyi, the deceased having played a key role in the No. 12 documentary of renowned underground journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas.
In a statement signed Monday by the ACP, David Eklu, outlining the death of Mr. Hussein-Suale, the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) confirmed that he had begun "extensive investigations and rigorous on the unfortunate murder of the latter ".
"The CID has interviewed and continues to interview other interesting people, as well as to follow several important leads," he added.
Ahmed Husein-Suale, who is a teammate of Anas Aremeyaw Anas, was beaten down at Madina in Accra last Wednesday night.
Hussein-Suale and his colleagues who participated in the investigation into Ghanaian football corruption in mid-2018 and the resignation of GFA President Kwasi Nyantakyi were sharply criticized.
Mr. Nyantakyi mentioned the deceased in his statement to the police following his arrest after the broadcast of documentary # Numer12.
Mr. Nyantakyi in documentary n ° 12
They suffered violent personal attacks by the people against labor, including the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) parliamentarian for Assin Central in the central region.
Kennedy Agyapong used his NET2 TV channel to encourage violence against the investigator, offering to personally pay for such violence, revealed the deceased's place of death and showed photographs of him during a live broadcast .
According to police, the MP was questioned and a statement was made.
The police say she will conduct a thorough investigation into the great integrity of Mr. Hussein-Suale's murder and all other unsolved crimes in general.
"The updates and results of these surveys will be made known to the general public as soon as they are available and appropriate to do so," the statement added.
The CID calls on the general public to provide information to the nearest police station or through:
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: GhPoliceService
Twitter: @GhPoliceService
Call 0244623866, 0242814863 or toll-free numbers 18555 and 191
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