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Former President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kwesi Nyantakyi has broken his silence over investigations by undercover journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas that incriminated him.

Kwesi Nyantakyi was caught in the investigative video dubbed "Number 12: When Misconduct And Greed Becomes A Norm"; engaging in some shady deals with an undercover Arab business mogul, and has since been stripped of his positions both locally and internationally.

He was also recently invited by the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service over the murder of a member of Anas' Tiger Eye Private Investigative team, Ahmed Hussein-Suale.

Ahmed Hussein-Suale was shot dead by some faceless assailants on his way home on Wednesday, January 16, 2019.

Addressing all issues regarding his involvement in the football scandal and the murder of Ahmed, Kwesi Nyantakyi bemoaned the approach used by Anas Aremeyaw Anas and his Tiger Eye PI to "trap" him.

To him, Anas didn't give him a fair treatment because he was deceived and later filmed for public disgrace.

Kwesi Nyantakyi, speaking in an interview on Oman FM, likened Anas and his team to a terrorist group saying he doesn't meet his victims but will later lay claim of an investigation about them.

The former GFA Boss disclosed that there was never a single moment that he ever met Anas or any member of his investigative team.

The only person he had encounters with was the late Ahmed Hussein-Suale who he described as "sly as a fox".

He told the host that though he met Ahmed on several occasions, "when he comes, he is so jittery. In a moment, he receives a call. When he is with you, within 1 hour (no, it doesn’t take one hour); it’s rather a maximum of about 30 minutes or 45 minutes, he will receive about 10 to 20 calls. He has ear phones. He has some wires connected inside his dress all over but it never occurred to me on any single occasion that he was engage in this espionage work.”

He stated emphatically that Anas behaves like ISIS.

" . . You don’t meet him. You meet only one person", he explained, adding that "the kind of work he (Anas) does, he behaves like ISIS. I met only Ahmed. I never met Anas or any other person from his outfit and then at the end of their so-called investigations, Anas and Tiger Eye claimed responsibility for the outcome of the investigations. You don’t meet them. That’s how they do their work,” he narrated.

He recounted how Anas entrapped him saying “Tiger Eye is a criminal organization. They don’t have a license to do what they’re doing. They are not licensed to do what they’re doing. And they’re just on a wanton breakages or infringes of the law, get bouncing on people’s rights, recording them here and there and disgracing them here and there without recourse to any opportunity for them to be heard to defend themselves."