Tiger Eye P. I.

Tiger Eye P. I. is an investigative organization headquartered in Accra, Ghana. It is associated with investigative journalism and private-investigation work, focusing on matters of public accountability and abuses within political, commercial, sporting, and other institutions. Its reported areas of inquiry include corruption, human trafficking, smuggling, and human-rights violations. The organization is headed by Anas Aremeyaw Anas, a Ghanaian investigative journalist whose work has received multiple awards. Tiger Eye P. I. is particularly associated with undercover methods, documentary production, and the use of concealed identities or recordings to investigate conduct that may otherwise be difficult to document. Its work has attracted attention both within Ghana and internationally because it has involved influential officials and institutions. Tiger Eye P. I. has collaborated with international media and institutional partners, including the BBC and Al Jazeera, as well as Ghanaian public bodies such as the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority and the Government of Ghana. These collaborations have helped bring investigations concerning Ghana and wider African issues to international audiences. One of the organization’s most prominent public projects was Number 12, an investigative documentary concerning corruption in African football. The documentary premiered in June 2018 and produced significant consequences in football administration: several football administrators, referees, and members of FIFA committees resigned after the investigation became public. The project established Tiger Eye P. I. as a prominent investigative actor in the discussion of integrity and governance in African football. Tiger Eye P. I. is better understood as an investigative organization or professional-services and media entity than as a conventional consumer brand. It does not primarily sell packaged consumer goods; its principal outputs are investigations, documentary reports, and evidence intended to support public scrutiny. Publicly available reference material provides limited information about its legal structure, founding date, ownership, finances, current staff beyond Anas Aremeyaw Anas, and official website. Those details therefore remain unspecified.

Tiger Eye P. I. is an investigative organization based in Accra, Ghana. Public reference material identifies it with investigative journalism and private-investigation activities rather than with a conventional commercial product business. Its work has addressed corruption, human trafficking, smuggling, human-rights abuses, and other forms of institutional misconduct. The organization is headed by Anas Aremeyaw Anas, a multiple award-winning investigative journalist. Under his leadership, Tiger Eye P. I. has become associated with undercover investigations that seek to document alleged wrongdoing involving public officials, business interests, sporting institutions, and other organizations. The group’s work is intended to expose information of public interest and to encourage accountability through publication and documentary reporting. Tiger Eye P. I. has worked with international media and institutional partners. Reference material identifies collaborations with the BBC and Al Jazeera, along with Ghanaian organizations including the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority and the Government of Ghana. These relationships have enabled investigations to reach audiences beyond Ghana and have connected the organization’s work with broader debates about governance, corruption, and human rights. The organization’s best-known publicly documented investigation is Number 12, an investigative documentary about corruption in African football. It premiered in June 2018. The documentary had consequences across football administration, with several football administrators, referees, and FIFA committee members resigning after the investigation was made public. The episode remains a significant milestone in Tiger Eye P. I.’s public profile because it demonstrated the potential institutional impact of its investigative model. Available reference material does not establish a founding year, founder separate from its association with Anas Aremeyaw Anas, legal ownership, corporate parent, financial structure, or official website. It also provides limited information about the organization’s activities after the Number 12 investigation. These gaps mean that the organization’s current operating structure and full portfolio cannot be described with certainty. Based on the available material, Tiger Eye P. I. is best categorized as an active Ghanaian investigative organization and professional-services entity with international media collaborations.

• 2018

  Premiere of Number 12

  [1]Tiger Eye P. I.en.wikipedia.org

  Tiger Eye P. I. premiered Number 12, an investigation into corruption in African football. The documentary was followed by resignations among football administrators, referees, and FIFA committee members.

A Ghana-based public-interest investigative organization using journalism, documentary production, and investigative techniques to expose alleged corruption, trafficking, smuggling, human-rights abuses, and institutional misconduct.

• Investigative documentary · 2018

  Number 12

  Number 12 is an investigative documentary focused on corruption in African football. Tiger Eye P. I. premiered it in June 2018. Its publication generated substantial institutional consequences, including the resignations of several football administrators, referees, and FIFA committee members. It is the organization’s most prominently documented public investigation.

• 2018

  Number 12 football-corruption investigation

  Tiger Eye P. I.’s Number 12 documentary exposed alleged corruption in African football. The investigation led to resignations by several football administrators, referees, and FIFA committee members.

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• 2018Number 12

  Ghana · Africa · International

  An investigative documentary project examining corruption in African football and presenting evidence concerning football administrators, referees, and FIFA committee members.

  Outcome. The investigation was followed by multiple resignations among football administrators, referees, and FIFA committee members.

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• 2018

  Release of Number 12Product launch

  Background

  Tiger Eye P. I. investigated corruption in African football and developed the findings into a documentary for public release.

  Action taken

  The organization premiered Number 12 in June 2018.

  Aftermath

  Several football administrators, referees, and FIFA committee members resigned after the documentary became public.

  Source

1. 1Tiger Eye P. I.en.wikipedia.org