Bank of Ghana warns against repairing torn cedi notes for recirculation

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  • NDC NPP SAME DEVILy 4 days ago

    Prrrrrtt! When even u go to bank and the bankers give you very dirty, torn and mutilated money. All these torn moneys are from the banks . Grow up.

  • Andy 4 days ago

    With this directive, u are coming against one of the qualities of money, which is “money should be acceptable”.
    Monies for daily transactions could be rejected , and considering the long queues at the commercial banks, t ...
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  • Techieman 4 days ago

    Sometimes the money was damaged by accident or it was given to you without noticing it, then you are stuck with it. A damaged money shouldn't be circulating, period ! Go and join the long line at Commercial bank or throw it ...
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  • Naomi 4 days ago

    Masa as for this one I beg, it won't happen, what do you want us to do trow the money away, lie lie cellotape is still in use Masa stop that kraaa

  • Kamaller 4 days ago

    I was one time paid with this damaged notes before I realized. I used it to buy petrol and travelled. On my visit to the fuel station the next day the fuel attendant drew closer to me and told me to take the money back since ...
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  • Techieman 4 days ago

    That's the order and rule in Ghana, please follow the rule. Be aware that if you give me a damaged money, I can tell you to take it back, that's the order, abd If you refuse, I will call the police to deal with you.

  • SURVIVAL. 4 days ago

    The material Ghana is using to make our cedi notes is not the quality type.I'm in Europe but you'll hardly see torn euro note or see a note been cellutape.The central bank should make sure it uses good material in making the ...
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  • Techieman 3 days ago

    That is what Ghana can afford to spent on the cedis notes. Ghana us not Europe. Ghanaians should be mindful and take good care of the money . The problem is that the traders are nasty and messy handlers or maybe Ghanaians in ...
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  • Oneman 4 days ago

    Must we send the torn notes to the bank for exchange?
    Will any bank accept and change it for us?
    We must know all these.

  • Ntim Fordjour 2 4 days ago

    Bank of Ghana must first educate the general public on how to keep the currency in safe places. We see taxi drivers keeping their money under the carpet of their cars and stepping on them every time. Our market women also put ...
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  • BOG HAVE PITY ON GHANAIANS. THE SYSTEM IN PLACE TO RETRIEVE TORN NOTES THROUGH COMMERCIAL BANKS DOES NOT WORK 3 days ago

    Our bureaucrats, including our president appear to think that leadership is all about issuing instructions. Instructions must ensure that the system in place for carrying them out work. The commercial banks refuse to exchange ...
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