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NPP’s Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko has advised ace investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas to be cautious in an attempt to show to the public, video of his latest undercover work which cited some judges for selling justice for “goats and yams.”

According to him – “What must be aired must be fair to the judges.”

Anas in a two-year undercover exercise exposed 34 judges who were allegedly negotiating with agents including court clerks and police prosecutors to free suspects in robbery and murder cases.

Anas and his Tiger Eye PI team appeared before a five-member body at the Supreme Court presiding over an impeachment petition he brought against the 34 judges in Ghana.

Lawyers of the judges cross-examined the ace investigative journalist after watching the incriminatory video with their clients. Twenty-two of them, mainly lower court judges, are on suspension while 12 high court judges are awaiting their fate.

Meanwhile, some of the high court judges including Justice Paul Dery have sued the investigative journalist over the act and want an injunction placed on the Accra International Conference Centre over the premiere of the video.

Speaking on CITI FM’s Big Issue Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko who is a lawyer cautioned that – “The ‘Tiger’ must know he is dealing with judges.”