PHOTO: Murdered Anas partner, Ahmed, BURIED

January 18, 2019 Editor News 0

Ahmed Suale-Hussein has been buried

The murdered partner of investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, Ahmed Suale-Hussein has been buried at the Madina Cemetery.

The father of eight was buried in accordance with Islamic Customs and traditions.

Ahmed Suale who was a member of the Tiger Eye PI team was shot by unknown assailants when he was driving home.

His burial was attended by Islamic clerics, family members and members of the Private Investigative Team, Tiger Eye PI, he worked with.

Men with covered faces appeared at the burial grounds with rumours indicating that ace investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas who is the leader of the team was part of the people present.

Below is a PHOTO from his burial ground:

credit: ghananewspage.com

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