"Anas used to call me and also showed me his face": Obinim speaks on Ken's case

In a surprising turn of events, investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas reportedly met with controversial politician Kennedy Agyapong and Bishop Daniel Obinim. The meeting has sparked speculation about the nature of their discussions, especially given Agyapong's previous criticisms of Anas and his attempts to discredit the journalist’s work. This unexpected gathering raises questions about potential alliances in the public sphere.

Agyapong has been a vocal opponent of Anas, frequently accusing him of unethical practices in his investigative journalism. Meanwhile, Bishop Obinim has faced allegations himself regarding fraudulent activities within his ministry. The convergence of these three figures—each with their own contentious backgrounds—hints at possible strategic collaborations or shared goals that might influence their respective narratives.

The implications of this meeting could resonate across Ghanaian society, particularly in how media and politics intersect. As details unfold, observers are keen to see whether this alliance will lead to joint endeavors or simply serve as a momentary convergence among prominent personalities facing scrutiny.