Ghana
A faceless investigative journalist in Ghana has set twitter ablaze with a question asking about his own identity. Despite having lived and worked in Ghana all his life, Anas’ face has remain hidden.
He is on record to have described his anonymity as his secret weapon as he seeks to ‘name, shame and jail’ the bad guys.
Anas Aremeyaw Anas is set to release a documentary film on corruption in Ghana football. The said piece titled Number 12 premiers in the capital Accra on June 6.
But as his team, Tiger Eye, prepare for for the release, a lawmaker has released purported photos of the hitherto publicly unknown journalist who has a dozen human rights and anti-corruption documentaries to his name.
With the said releases, he asked followers on Twitter who they thought Anas was. The hashtag ‘I am Anas,’ #IamAnas has raked varied responses as people post everything from the ridiculous to the impossible as their contribution, and for each tweet Anas’ handle retweets.
Let's see all the pictures of Anas you have. #IamAnas pic.twitter.com/9RumsnicPk
— Anas Aremeyaw Anas (@anasglobal) May 30, 2018
— I miss you Wenger (@paulmiki92) May 30, 2018
#iamanas pic.twitter.com/ICaSvhjxX0
— The Boss ™ (@naijweb) May 30, 2018
#IamAnas pic.twitter.com/rtFCWecSyb
— Theo Akudjedu (@TheoAkudjedu) May 30, 2018
This is Anas.. #anasforever pic.twitter.com/BNoL71MySF
— Pakyi Material (@ckgyimah) May 30, 2018
That's
— ??♂Kol-MI_Tor??? (TorresonSampson) May 30, 2018anasglobal
pic.twitter.com/LxgbaT8jCe
— Najeeb (@Najeeb77574035) May 30, 2018
#IamAnas pic.twitter.com/GzECF9mmtg
— Francis Yanch (@phada05) May 30, 2018
Real Anas pic.twitter.com/XhUsIxD6r3
— kelvin Mawunya Ashong (@Mawunya_) May 30, 2018
Hahaahahahaha! Aren't we liking this play play! And the bad ones have not seen the Video! What fear can do to people ehn. Whew! Free Africa from evil men! #IsupportAnas pic.twitter.com/apL9Ttioap
— Radical (@jeropuffy2003) May 30, 2018
#IamAnas #number12 pic.twitter.com/evRjvy7LE3
— doc jee (@doc_jee) May 30, 2018
— guyindenim. (@robowire) May 30, 2018
#IamAnas #number12 pic.twitter.com/evRjvy7LE3
— doc jee (@doc_jee) May 30, 2018
#iamAnases pic.twitter.com/3Fidxy0O6m
— piusNokturnal (@morkeh_pius) May 30, 2018
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