Ghanaians are being offered US$2500 dollars per day to go fight in Libya on behalf of the Gaddafi regime, according to rumors circulating in Accra.
One Accra resident said: "This is Sakawa. Some of our people are using the confusion in that country to make money"
Meanwhile, adverts have appeared in Guinea and Nigeria offering would-be mercenaries up to US $2000 dollars per day
Libya's own number one citizen, hardman leader Moammar Gaddafi's rule appeared in increasing jeopardy on Monday as anti-government protests reached the capital for the first time, leaving dozens dead at the hands of the security forces are armed mercenaries.
Ghanaians are being offered US$2500 dollars per day to go fight in Libya on behalf of the Gaddafi regime, according to rumors circulating in Accra.
One Accra resident said: "This is Sakawa. Some of our people are using the confusion in that country to make money"
Meanwhile, adverts have appeared in Guinea and Nigeria offering would-be mercenaries up to US $2000 dollars per day
Libya's own number one citizen, hardman leader Moammar Gaddafi's rule appeared in increasing jeopardy on Monday as anti-government protests reached the capital for the first time, leaving dozens dead at the hands of the security forces are armed mercenaries.
