I’m a Ghanaian undercover
investigative journalist.

Due to my work, I am anonymous and my anonymity is in fact an important tool in my investigations. My undercover investigations focus primarily on issues of human rights abuse (especially child abuse) and corruption. I have carried out undercover investigations in many countries and in different continents. My primary focus remains in Sub Saharan Africa. My human right investigations deal with creating a better life and providing equal opportunities for children and adults, whilst my corruption investigations focus on Government employees and executives who instead of working for the people rather loot the national kitty and thus deprive citizens of essential amenities that would create a better standard of living for them.

My aim in doing undercover journalism is to name, shame and jail.In our part of the world, sometimes simply gathering information is not enough, you need to back it up with hard core evidence and this is what I do. My works have received critical acclaim over the years and have led to changes in legislation, institutions and departments.

I remain eternally grateful to my fans all over the world for the many words of encouragement that I receive every day. Your encouragement and acknowledgment of my work makes it easier for me to wake up every day and continue with this crusade.