Daniel Koranteng Denies Selling Ahmed Suale’s Photos to Kennedy Agyapong
Journalist Daniel Koranteng has refuted claims that he sold images of the late Ahmed Suale to politician Kennedy Agyapong. He described the allegations as false and misleading, emphasizing that he had no involvement in the matter.
The controversy surrounding the murder of investigative journalist Ahmed Suale has resurfaced as Daniel Koranteng faces allegations of supplying his images to Kennedy Agyapong, a claim he strongly denies.
In a recent statement, Koranteng labeled the accusations as baseless and an attempt to tarnish his reputation. He clarified that he had no access to such materials and was not involved in any activities that endangered Suale’s life.
“I have never, at any point, provided or sold any images of Ahmed Suale to Kennedy Agyapong or anyone else. These claims are completely false and misleading,” he stated.
Kennedy Agyapong’s Involvement
The Assin Central MP, Kennedy Agyapong, had previously shown images of Suale on live television, which many believe contributed to his tragic assassination. While Agyapong has denied direct involvement in the journalist’s death, critics argue that exposing his identity put him at serious risk.
Public Reaction & Legal Implications
The allegations against Koranteng have sparked mixed reactions, with some calling for an independent investigation to establish the truth. Meanwhile, legal experts warn against false accusations that could damage reputations without evidence.
Conclusion:
As Daniel Koranteng continues to defend himself, the unresolved questions surrounding Ahmed Suale’s murder remain a critical issue. Calls for justice, transparency, and accountability persist, with many urging law enforcement agencies to bring real perpetrators to book.
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