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Ace undercover investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas said he once worked together with President John Mahama then an MP in one of his riskiest investigative pieces.
It was the Bole Rebo Raid in which Anas sought to expose the abductors of a chief.
President Mahama was then the Member of Parliament for the Bole-Bamboi constituency and he joined Anas on that mission to retrace the routes of the rebels and abductors.
"I worked together with the president on that risky story - he carried the camera and filmed the whole incident - I am sure he still has those clips because he personally shot them," Anas told Jefferson Sackey in an exclusive interview on Jefferson Reports.
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