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Anas to expose 60 'bad' people in latest video
He dropped the hint during the Third Lecture Series of the 60th Anniversary of the Commonwealth Hall of the University of Ghana on the theme; “Vandalism and Democracy”.
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According to him, he is going to name, shame and jail those 60 individuals as his investigative works have always preached.
But Anas did not state categorically when the video will be released and the crime the 60 people have committed.
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“And now about the most challenging work that I’ve done, as I speak to you now I’ve some 60 people and I’m not going to tell you what I’m going to do but it is there. It is coming and none of the 60 people have done anything good for Ghana” he said.
Ghana was hit with a massive bribery scandal in September 2015, when it was revealed in an exposé by Anas Aremeyaw Anas and his Tiger Eye team, that Superior and lower court judges took bribes from litigants whose cases come before them.
About twenty of the Magistrate and Circuit Court judges implicated in the judicial scandal have been removed from office so far.
But some of the sacked judges have since argued that the decision was a violation of their rights.
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