Beyond the Headlines: Investigative Journalist's Story of Survival

Beyond the Headlines: Investigative Journalist's Story of Survival is a gripping memoir that delves into the remarkable journey of renowned investigative journalist John Vigah.

With unflinching courage, the book reveals the dangers, life threats, challenges and triumphs encountered by the author along the way, showcasing his bravery, perseverance and commitment to exposing the truth.

In this riveting account, John – originally a sports journalist, shares his most notable investigations, including the explosive exposé that shut down a Chinese restaurant using expired canned food in Ghana and the stunning bust of a visa racketeering clique in the sports sector.

His fearless reporting also uncovered the shocking inefficiency of the 37 Military Hospital accused of 'stealing' a couple's baby, and exposed the nefarious shipping of hazardous waste into Ghana, revealing National Security duplicity.

This book is a testament to the transformative power of investigative journalism, featuring some of John's exciting award-winning articles that have already established him as a leading voice in the field. With meticulous research, heartfelt storytelling and profound insights, John's writing transports readers to the darkest corners of corruption and despair, only to emerge with hope and inspiration.

From the physical and psychological torment of police custody, where each passing minute felt like an eternity to the cold iron bars that whispered tales of despair and hopelessness, John's story is a must-read for anyone interested in journalism, human-interest stories and the intricate connections between past and present.

Readers, including students, professionals, workers and anyone with an appetite for journalism or human-interest stories, will find themselves enlightened and inspired by John's thorough analysis and engaging storytelling.

Get ready to experience the raw power of investigative journalism and discover the untold stories beyond the headlines.