CHASKELE LIFESTYLE AT GFA

Watery stools can't be stopped as the premier of "Number 12" gets closer. Bhim! the face of GFA has been named, we now anticipate the last person standing on the list.

Posterity, let's discuss about a technique that Anas Aremeyaw Anas might have used in his recent story. It is called "SHAKING THE TREE"; this means the journalist gives a gist of the story. Now the people or person or organization in question, in the course to defend themselves, will expose themselves and bring out more falsehood. Posterity, let's hail Mr. Desmond Lamptey for this knowledge.

Hoping to see the face of Anas Aremeyaw Anas can be compared to trying to make every passenger in a "TroTro" get a seat belt. Posterity, after the premier of "Number 12", the "private parts" of some people will be touched. The next step will be to "shame and jail". Shaking my head, I recall the judicial scandal and its matters that were debated.

Will this investigative story have a similar situation as the judicial scandal? 😕

Some people have disagreed with the style of Anas Aremeyaw Anas without measuring the ratio of good to bad. Indeed, his style of investigation might not be universally accepted and encouraged. However, we must measure the ratio of good to bad. If the investigative story makes more good than bad, then nothing should stop the journalist from carrying out the story. However, if the story will cause more bad than good to the society, then the journalist must not carry out the story. Lawyer Osei Kojo revealed this truth to me.

Posterity, have you heard about the abuse of cough syrup in Nigeria? This was revealed by an investigation conducted by journalist which has been titled "Sweet Sweet Codeine". Just click on the title before you make your arguments about the correctness of the methods used by Anas used in investigation. 😉😉

On June 6th, during the premiering of "Number 12" at the Accra International Conference Centre, I will quench my thirst with a calabash of sobolo with baobab bread from Mama Vee Bakery. 😋😋😋

Goodbye, until my next letter, hold your peace on this issue.

Hail Me ! Revived from Death.

After a long pause in my letters to you, I hope that you will pardon me for my negligence. Posterity, this year my phone was snatched at Kasoa toll booth when I was drafting a letter to you about the Fulani herdsmen issues; operation cow leg and others.

I carelessly misplaced my second phone at meeting at Central University. Quiet fortunate, poor me.

Nonetheless, I have come back with a more exciting and reassuring heart to continue our chats. I hope you've read my previous letters over and over again, from "Accra at 60, ebi we dey" to "Wailing Needs".

Wait as I draft my letter to you, Posterity. Among the issues you've missed have been:

1. Anyidoho's comment, "Civillian Coup D'etat"

2. Assault by Hajia Fati on a Journalist.

4. The Abuse of Tramadol in Ghana.

5. Sweet Sweet Codeine - Nigeria

I promise not to neglect my role as an ancestor to you. See you soon in my next piece.