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#Number 12: You will be a useful idiot if you don’t believe Nyantakyi – IMANI Boss

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Ghana has been left in a state of confusion, as many citizens struggle to wrap their minds around the outcome of the recent airing of the investigative piece, by Anas Aremeyaw Anas. IMANI boss, Mr Franklin Cudjoe has added his voice.

The piece, which was around exposing the corrupt practices of certain officials of the football association in Africa, with a keen interest in Ghana, has left many dumbstruck.

While others appear to still be coming to terms with the situation, others have been very vocal. about their views on how this expose translates to the politics in the country. Prominent among them is Mr Franklin Cudjoe, CEO of IMANI Africa.

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Mr. Cudjoe, who has been in face of the NPP government concerning the deal on the Kelni GVG, has on 8th June 2018, articulated his views the expose on his facebook wall, and it reads.

“I believe every word Mr Nyantakyi said in his vociferous proposition to the ‘investors’ on how to game the system and cream off inflated contracts. Given what the very few of us have been fighting against without a word of truth from the promoters and beneficiaries of such scams, you will be a useful idiot if you do not believe Nyantakyi. So go on. Keep shielding your elite politicians and follow them around and keep arguing on social media on their behalf. It’s your life and that of your kith and kin that is being decimated slowly. When your sick relative can’t find an ambulance to save his or her life, remember it is that $178m you endorsed to be freely awarded to some of your kind that caused the untimely demise of your loved ones. God don punish you!

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Mr Cudjoe has come under attack, almost to the point of a threat to his life, after he raised red flags concerning the irregularities of the Kelni GVG deal. However, he remained adamant and pressed on with his cause, prompting the attention of Parliament, who called the Minister for Communication, for some much needed probing into the matter.

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