Former Attorney-General Martin Amidu is threatening to head to court to prove that Tiger Eye PI is a “fraudulent and dummy” organization.<\/p>\n
[contextly_sidebar id=”01OzpxU7yVBdw84FHz9CrU32Nu5kvyoA”]Mr. Amidu has been on the heels of Tiger Eye PI\u00a0in his recent publications calling it a “fraudulent” organization adding that the courts will offer him a fine opportunity to prove his point.<\/p>\n
Speaking exclusively to Citi News<\/strong>, Mr. Amidu maintained that Tiger Eye PI is not recognized under the country\u2019s company laws hence his challenge.<\/p>\n Mr. Amidu insisted that Anas is not a journalist and that \u201cTiger Eye PI is not [also] a journalist, it is a dummy company with objects, which are not registered, not recognized by the company\u2019s code [and] not recognized by LI 1517. The government itself under LI1517 is prohibited from using such a person to do [any] investigation.\u201d<\/p>\n The Citizen Vigilante, as affectionately called insisted that \u201can anti-corruption campaigner must show integrity, must [also] not be an agency of government, it doesn\u2019t matter whether you disclose your agency so\u00a0 I think that if it comes to going to court, we may have to do that.\u201d<\/p>\n Martin Amidu had in his recent epistles accused Anas of being commissioned by government to expose rot in the judiciary, a claim the investigative journalist had denied.<\/p>\n He also accused Anas and the government of deliberately editing part of the judicial corruption video to shield some of the judges.<\/p>\n He has also accused Anas of refusing to release a video allegedly capturing some corrupt Members of Parliament despite investigating them.<\/p>\n –<\/p>\n By: Godwin A. Allotey\/citifmonline.com\/Ghana<\/p>\n