The Nation Newspaper "WHOEVER IS RESPONSIBLE for bringing the almost 100 Africans to Barbados' shores could well face criminal prosecution.
In addition, it may cost Government upwards of $2 million to get the stranded visitors back home.
'Serious investigations will be done to identify who has taken advantage of these men as well as of the good name of three countries [Ghana, Nigeria and Barbados],' said Minister of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade and International Business Christopher Sinckler."
In addition, it may cost Government upwards of $2 million to get the stranded visitors back home.
'Serious investigations will be done to identify who has taken advantage of these men as well as of the good name of three countries [Ghana, Nigeria and Barbados],' said Minister of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade and International Business Christopher Sinckler."
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