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The popularly known USA-based Ghanaian broadcast journalist has recently sparked massive stir, debates and arguments across all social media platforms after he boldly exposed Captain Smart again over Ghs 52 billion brouhaha aside descending on the communicators of the NDC.
According to the popularly known USA-based Ghanaian broadcast journalist, Kevin Taylor, his team of investigators risked their respective lives in finding relevant documents to help expose some unacceptable activities within the administration of the incumbent government but the opposition party seems not to care about the most anticipated findings.
The popularly known USA-based Ghanaian broadcast journalist, Kelvin Taylor took the privilege to finally reveal that, the thorough investigations was geared towards exposing how an amount of Ghs 52 billion was transferred to an unknown source within Ghana by the Ghana Commercial Bank (GCB).
Surprisingly, Kelvin Taylor highlighted that, Captain Smart recently claimed credit for that same story which was undoubtedly unexpected considering the efforts that was implemented in making the investigation a successful one.
“My team risk their lives to dig for documents to expose these corrupt individuals in office but then the opposition party don’t even care about our findings. This 52 billion Cedis transferred to unknown source by GCB was done by us. Today, Captain Smart wants to claim credit for story we did even before the election”, Kevin Taylor emphatically revealed.
Whilst addressing the most anticipated issue concerning the communicators of the NDC, Kelvin Taylor expressed immense disappointment in the largest opposition party for keeping silent on the case.
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