According to Anas, the documentary, which would be a look into some lawmakers in the nation, will be released prior to the 2024 elections.

The journalist who made these comments in an interview on DW Africa also said that due of the work being done on the planned exposé, he hasn’t published any articles on Ghana for a few months.

“The work I’m doing right now could be the last before the elections. But the warning signs are already there, and I can already see that the ground will quake once more.

There are a few international ones that will soon be available. The foundation of Ghana would be disturbed, he continued, referring to the person who was speaking to you in his native Ghana.

In order for the new documentary to have the same impact as the previous one, which resulted in Charles Adu Boahen’s dismissal as the former Minister of State at the Ministry of Finance, he said, he is being meticulous with it.