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"Anas is a problem" Justice Sophia Adinyira.

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Her ladyship Justice Sophia Adinyira; a. Justice of the supreme court of Ghana has stated that the methods used by Anas Aremeyaw Anas and his tiger eye private investors in investigating corruption is problematic.

The judge made the statement at university of Ghana during her interaction with some students.

Justice Sophia Adinyira is a supreme court judge who has sat on various landmark cases including the 2012 presidential election petition filed by the then losing candidate Nana Addo Dankwah Akufo Addo and the new patriotic party.

The judge was supposed to deliver a lecture at an alumni lectures organized by Mensah Sarbah hall of the university of Ghana which was postponed for poor attendance.

In an interaction with some few students present, a student asked the judge to give her opinion on the methods used by the investigative journalist Anas  Aremeyaw Anas  in investigating individuals especially public officials.

Without wasting much time the judge set the record straight by saying  " Anas's issue is a problem " .






The answer caused mixed feeling among the students in which they demanded further explanation but the judge refused to give further comments about the issue.

The judge also shared some personal experiences with the students as an alumnus of the university and Mensah Sarbah hall,

She revealed that she actually met her lover while she was a student at the university.

She further revealed that she had wanted to be a librarian but her mother encouraged her to pursue law.

The judge admitted that combining her job as a judge, a mother and a wife has been very difficult but she has been able to sail through because God has always been with her and her husband has been understanding as well.

She also stated that being a judge is not all that difficult if you are ready to apply the law as it is, " it is when you try to twist judgement that you face difficulties because you may struggle to write judgement that is acceptable " she said.

Organizers are expected to go back to the drawing board and set a new date for the public lecture on the theme: THE CURRENT STATE OF KNOWLEDGE, SERVICE AND HONOUR,

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