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JOY NEWS can report authoritatively today that a militia group associated with the governing NPP is being trained at an important state facility classified as a security zone.
The group has been meeting at the facility for close to two years.
At a time that the country is waiting on the governing NPP and NDC to take decisive action on operations of their militia groups, Head of JOY NEWS’s Investigative Desk, Manasseh Azure Awuni went undercover to expose the activities of De-Eye Group.
His report highlights the group’s operations and its link to the governing party.
The full story will air tonight on the JOY NEWS channel on Multi TV at 8.30. It will also air on Joy FM as well as stream on Myjoyonline.com.
Don’t miss it. It will shock you.
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