BoG warns public against misuse of Ghana cedi notes and coins

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  • p.r.o.p.h.e.t... M.o.h.a.m.m.e.d..was a s.i.c.k..d.o.g 5 days ago

    Say no to i.s.l.a.m... and look for a real religion. B.u.r.n. .....the q.u.r.a.n.

  • Kwame 5 days ago

    Why are we not collecting or using 20 pessewes coins these days???

  • Sasabronsam 4 days ago

    I use it everyday. You just have to scare cowering Ghanaians who want to refuse taking it that you will throw them in jail.

  • NMOA 5 days ago

    Massa stop the settings! We know you're looking for an excuse to print new money but don't try it

  • Francis Mccarthy 5 days ago

    YOU ADDRESSED THIS ABOUT 2 MONTHS AGO. MINISTERS, MPs SHOULD TAKE NOTE

  • Nana Appiah 4 days ago

    It is disgusting and nauseating the way a manner trotro and taxi drivers,market women and some miscreants treat our Notes.I have personally questioned a tuo Zaafi selller who after receiving my 50 cedi Note attempted to test ...
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  • Kwasi 3 days ago

    The warning should not be about misuse of the notes, but mishandling of them. See how they are folded like pieces of paper. Please launch a public campaign to educate them that currency belongs to the Bank of Ghana and must b ...
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