Ghanaian investigative journalist and lawyer, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, has been recognized by North-Eastern University (NEU) Gombe with a prestigious honor. The university named its newly established multimedia studio after him during an international conference on investigative journalism in Northern Nigeria.

The event, organized by NEU in collaboration with WikkiTimes and the Tiger Eye Foundation Ghana, highlighted the impact of investigative journalism.

The newly christened Anas Aremeyaw Anas Multimedia Studio is a cutting-edge facility designed to enhance multimedia production and digital storytelling.

Equipped with advanced audio and video production suites, the studio features professional-grade recording equipment, green screens, and high-performance computers for graphics, animation, and photography. It also includes dedicated spaces for live streaming, virtual reality content creation, and motion capture technology, positioning it as a center for media excellence in Gombe.

Anas, renowned for his fearless undercover journalism, joined university officials, professors, and vice-chancellors in inaugurating the facility.

Expressing his gratitude, he described the recognition as a meaningful step in empowering the next generation of investigative journalists.

“I hope to see, in the coming years, courageous journalists whose work will stand the test of time and shine a light on corruption in our society,” Anas said.