Ghana’s multi-award winning investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas will storm the great Atlantic Hall (ATL) of the University of Cape Coast (UCC) on Saturday, February, 28, 2015 as part of activities to mark the 52nd Hall Week Celebration of ATL Hall.
Anas and his Tiger Eye Foundation team will thrill residents of the Hall with jaw-breaking documentaries of some of their latest exposures on corruption, child abuses and other social ills including the infamous Bawjiase Children Home saga which ignited a lot of media discussion in Ghana recently.
The investigative journo and his team will tackle the topic “The Youth and Corruption” and the venue is the Marine City Quadrangle.
Patrons are expected to be sited by 6:00 pm and the rate is free for all persons.
In an interview with the Hall Entertainment Chairperson, Emmanuel Owusu Boakye popularly referred to as Sergio, he disclosed that this event was carefully selected to reflect the damning consequence of corruption in Ghana today and the need to groom a new generation of incorruptible leaders since majority of students would one day be leader in one way or the other.
He maintained that corruption is rife in Ghana today which students are no exception, and therefore there was the need to build consciousness in the youth to know the dangerous effect of the cancer.
