Pascal Oparada,
Social Media/Tech Reporter
One of the undercover journalists, who exposed corruption in the Ghanaian Football Federation, Ahmed Hussain-Suale, has been shot dead in the outskirts of Madina.
He was a member of Tiger Eye Private Investigation which exposed the former head of the FA in Ghana. The investigation led his lifetime ban.
According to BBC, unidentified men on a motorbike shot Hussain-Suale twice on the chest and once on the neck.
Tiger Eye said they are terribly shaken by the death but remain unshaken in their pursuit of nation wreckers.
After the corruption the football federation was exposed, Ghanaian MP Kennedy Agyapong circulated photos of Mr Hussein-Suale and called for retribution against him.
“If he comes here, beat him,” Agyapong says in a video published on news site Ghana Web. “Whatever happens, I’ll pay.”
The journalist’s body has been taken to the mortuary by the police and would be buried soon.
