Anytime Anas strikes, the corrupt nation wreckers amongst us begin to shiver because they know what they have done in secret might just come to light for everyone to see them for what they really are. Ace investigative journalist Anas Arimiyao Anas is gearing up to open wide the asses of  not less than 60 “big men” in Ghana who have done nothing but contribute in ruining the nation, and this time it is not going to be pretty at all. Apparently the last expose about judges getting bribed with goats and tubers of yam to influence their judgement is child’s play compared to what is coming.
As indicated in fliers that are all over town, Anas is premiering a documentary in Accra on 6th June at the Accra International Conference Centre. The investigative piece titled “Number 12” is said to be Anas’ most challenging expose yet, and he has cautioned security agencies to be extra vigilant because some of the big names about to be exposed will have no choice but to attempt to flee the country due to the massive disgrace and shame that they will be subjected to as a result.
Editor-In-Chief of The New Crusading Guide, Abdul Malik Kwaku Baaku said on Metro TV’s Good Morning Ghana that information available to him concerning “Number 12” indicates that it will be centred on the football sector and its links with politics, describing it as an “explosive mix”. The host of Good Morning Ghana, Randy Abbey said his own sources led him to believe that the expose will focus on the legislature, the executive or the oil and gas sector. “I got a couple of his [Anas’] boys and they said they cannot tell me directly what it is but they can give me leads. So they say that it is either parliament, the Flagstaff House or the oil and gas sector and that it is an investigation that started in 2016 into 2017, and then the very early part of 2018,” he said.
But Kwaku Baaku, being so sure of his own sources ruled that assumption out. However, he did state that “it doesn’t mean that you will not get personalities or characters in these areas who are subjects of investigations and exposure.” He also revealed that there would be no way to escape the shame that is looming ahead for those who will be unfortunate enough to be fingered in this piece. “We are all sentimental and it hurts sometimes when you see a fine gentleman or gentlemen or good persons; people you know or like, becoming casualties… As we walk around, all of us have weaknesses and if you are not strong or if you are not careful, no matter how good you are, you get exposed and it becomes irredeemable. The damage is irredeemable [in this one]”, he sympathized.