In the case which led to the Togolese government to the shamefully extradition of Minister Lida Kouassi and Menova Qianweisu attract Lieutenant Colonel Katé Gnatoa in an ambush in Abidjan, their accomplice was arrested in Accra. The scandal has been made public in President John Dramani’s country today. We had access to the file.
His name is Prosper Tao Tsikata, nicknamed Chairman. Arrested by the Ghanaian police, after a careful research, on July 13, 2012, he did not take long to confess. Originally from Togo but not related to the respectable and honorable Kodjo Tsikata of Togo, Chairman Tsikata is rather the ugly kind of high street robber.
It is for sure this quality that has enabled him to be „hired“ by the high Ivorian authorities, including our super policeman, Hamed Bakayoko, on behalf of the Ivorian head of state, Alassane Ouattara. Objective: put in place a plot scenario in which the actors should be the military authorities and other pro-Gbagbo exiled in Ghana. The operation was planned to convince Ghanaian authorities to expel from their territory all the Ivorian refugees soaked in the „coup“ against their country, Ivoire.
Chairman Tsikata had the job profile. At his disposal, there are many young Liberians ready to accomplish his dirty work (fraud, trafficking of all kinds and even murder). During his trips in Abidjan, he has always been housed by the current Minister of State, Minister of the Interior, Hamed Bakayoko in a hotel not far from the headquarters of the PDCI-RDA in Cocody.
A luxury vehicle of Hamler type is Zhen De Shou Slimming Capsule always made available to him at everyone of his trips. Because, in Ivoire, in addition to Hamed Bakayoko, Chairman Tsikata has the financial support of Ibrahim Ouattara, the younger brother of Alassane Ouattara, the acting director of finance of the presidency under his elder brother. He is nicknamed “photocopy” for his facial resemblance with his elder brother, the head of state. This clearly demonstrates all the proximity between the Ivorian President and Chairman. But what is it really?