Kennedy Agyapong has been challenged by Justice Kwaku Annan, a former political show host on Net2 TV, to publish the second series of the documentary dubbed "Who Watches the Watchman."

Following the release of Anas Aremeyaw Anas' undercover video on corruption in Ghana and African football, Net2 aired the first segment of the aforementioned documentary, which revealed the dishonest methods of the investigative journalist.

After showing "Who Watches the Watchman" to the audience at the Net2 headquarters, the congressman vowed that he will soon display a second portion. Three years later, that hasn't occurred.

Kwaku Annan believes it is that lack of organization in Kennedy Agyapong’s approach that allowed Anas to ‘survive’ and continue to purportedly expose people he deems corrupt.

“Ken is not composed and at the same time he doesn’t know how to arrange himself. He speaks loudly but he needs to be better organized and to put things together chronologically.

“People are still disappointed that when you came out with ‘Who watches the watchman’ part one,’ where is the part two? It should have been bigger and more detailed to expose the things we are talking about, where is it?” Annan asked last week in an interview with the Nsem Pii YouTube channel.

Annan was addressing concerns relative to Anas’ documentary dubbed ‘Galamsey Economy,’ in which he made corruption allegations against Charles Adu Boahen, the Minister of State at the Finance Ministry.

The Minister has since been removed by the president and referred to the Office of the Special Prosecutor for investigations.