Despite the huge public anger against his utterances, Kennedy Agyapong has said although he sympathizes with the family of slain investigative journalist Ahmed Suale, he does not regret showing his pictures publicly.
The Assin Central MP defended his decision to make public the images of the investigator saying that his actions were rather in the best interest of Ghanaians.
Many have blamed the death of Ahmed Hussein-Suale, known for his work in the investigative piece on corruption in Ghana football, on Mr. Agyapong who publicly exposed him on television as one of Anas’ undercover investigators, and threatened violence against him if he came to his company’s premises.
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He was shot dead on the night of Wednesday, January 16, by unidentified assailants in Accra. Mr. Agyapong and the former GFA President have already been interrogated by the police over killing.
But speaking to Thomas Naadi on the BBC, the controversial NPP MP said although he sympathises with the bereaved family for their loss, he has no regrets displaying the photos of their relative.
“I bear no moral responsibility over the death and I have no regret. Although I dread what has happened to him, I was just saving Ghanaians from criminals, so I don’t regret showing his picture to the public. I sympathise with the bereaved family because death is unfortunate.
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