The Founding President of IMANI, Franklyn Cudjoe, is alleging that his private mobile phone numbers have been tapped.

The policy analyst said he has received confirmation that his private conversations are being monitored.

“YES, my cell numbers in the public domain are officially being tapped,” Cudjoe posted on his Facebook wall.

“It has been confirmed now. Continue tapping them wai. I will continue chatting, Facebooking, whatsapping and even dance on the phones as long as I do not engage in treason. You can even share my convos with the world. Glad I am now free to do as I like constitutionally. Edey be keke.”

Cudjoe and his colleagues at IMANI have been at the forefront of some major public policy initiatives and alternatives in Ghana.