The president’s brother Ibrahim Mahama issued the said cheques what happened to him? Nonsense! The poor has no justice
The president’s brother Ibrahim Mahama issued the said cheques what happened to him? Nonsense! The poor has no justice
Kofi 3 days ago
This rule is ridiculous. and looks archaic not associated with development. What about banks that do negative things?
This rule is ridiculous. and looks archaic not associated with development. What about banks that do negative things?
Name 3 days ago
In some countries, issuing dud cheque could land you in prison.
The rule is very simply: if you cannot guarantee that you have enough funds, do not issue any cheque.
In some countries, issuing dud cheque could land you in prison.
The rule is very simply: if you cannot guarantee that you have enough funds, do not issue any cheque.
Nii 3 days ago
The past govt was trying to make our transactions a Cashless society, what has happened to it in the current policies of BoG & govt?
The past govt was trying to make our transactions a Cashless society, what has happened to it in the current policies of BoG & govt?
Nii Amarteifio 3 days ago
Ghana's banking laws does not protect customers against banking irregularities. Customers are treated as if the banks are doing them favours. Banks need to be regulated in their dealings with the public, to be precise, the cu ... read full comment
Ghana's banking laws does not protect customers against banking irregularities. Customers are treated as if the banks are doing them favours. Banks need to be regulated in their dealings with the public, to be precise, the customer needs protection against banking irregularities and being bullied by companies and organisations.
The president’s brother Ibrahim Mahama issued the said cheques what happened to him? Nonsense! The poor has no justice
This rule is ridiculous. and looks archaic not associated with development. What about banks that do negative things?
In some countries, issuing dud cheque could land you in prison.
The rule is very simply: if you cannot guarantee that you have enough funds, do not issue any cheque.
The past govt was trying to make our transactions a Cashless society, what has happened to it in the current policies of BoG & govt?
Ghana's banking laws does not protect customers against banking irregularities. Customers are treated as if the banks are doing them favours. Banks need to be regulated in their dealings with the public, to be precise, the cu ...
read full comment
Electronic transaction is good.