Host of "Good Evening Ghana," Paul Adom-Otchere, has raised questions about the integrity of investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas.

In a recent episode of his show, Adom-Otchere passionately expressed his grievances against Anas, renowned for his undercover investigative work that has exposed corruption and wrongdoing across various sectors.

Adom-Otchere accused Anas of harboring excessive greed and questioned the journalist's motivations behind some of his high-profile investigations.

His disapproval extended to Anas's methods and approach in conducting undercover investigations, with Adom-Otchere alleging that the journalist prioritizes financial gains over ethical journalism practices.

Furthermore, Adom-Otchere leveled similar accusations at the Special Prosecutor, Kissi Agyebeng, claiming that both Kissi Agyebeng and Anas are "wolves in sheep's clothing" and "wicked people."

He suggested that the day Mr Agyebeng was appointed as Special Prosecutor should have been a moment for collective introspection and repentance for the nation's sins.

Adom-Otchere remarked, "That day that Kissi Agyebeng was made special prosecutor, we should all have atoned for our sins and begged God for mercy on Ghana, praying that such wicked people no longer hold positions of influence. Wolves in sheep's clothing, wicked people—they don't inspire anything; they are just greedy. May the Lord forgive them."

He added that the duo, Kissi Agyebeng and Anas, are working together to fabricate lies and tarnish the image of individuals for financial gains.

He specifically called on the Special Prosecutor to clear the name of the former president of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kwesi Nyantakyi.

Mr Nyantakyi was removed from his position following allegations of fraud and corruption, as documented in Anas's investigative exposé known as "Number 12."

The documentary purportedly reveals Nyantakyi accepting cash and gifts, as well as engaging in influence peddling. In one segment, Mr Nyantakyi was heard stating, "I have the president [Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo] in my pocket" during discussions about a potentially lucrative deal with individuals posing as 'fake Arabs' in Dubai.

Subsequent to the documentary's release, the president ordered Mr Nyantakyi's arrest to facilitate an investigation into the actions captured on tape.