Kwame Asare Obeng, popularly known as A-Plus, a former musician and controversial politician, has agreed to share information with the police regarding the murder of investigative journalist Ahmed Suale.
In a Facebook post, A-Plus announced that he would visit the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) at 2 pm to provide details about the case.
“I’ll be at CID headquarters at 2 pm to give information on Ahmed Suale. The truth! Nothing but the truth,” he stated.
This development comes after the Ghana Police Service confirmed that A-Plus had been invited to assist in the investigation. In a recent Facebook live broadcast, A-Plus claimed to have valuable information about Suale’s death in 2019, but conditioned its release on receiving police protection.
Ahmed Suale, an investigative journalist, was murdered in 2019, and his death has been a high-profile case, with many calling for justice.
The police have been working to unravel the mystery behind his murder, and A-Plus’s information may be a significant breakthrough in the case.
It is unclear whether an agreement has been reached on A-Plus’s demand for police protection, but his willingness to cooperate with the investigation is a positive development.
The police are likely to take his information seriously, given his controversial past and potential insights into the case.
The Ghanaian public is eagerly awaiting updates on the investigation, and A-Plus’s cooperation may bring the police closer to solving the murder mystery.
As the investigation unfolds, many hope that justice will finally be served for Ahmed Suale and his family.
Source:kofitutunews.com
