Ghana's government says several universities are being investigated as potential sites for recruitment by the militant group, Islamic State. Ghana's national security chief said ISIL was potentially using campuses to recruit students. The news comes after two ghanaian men were confirmed to have left the country to join IS. From Accra, Katerina Vittozzi has more.
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