The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, accompanied by his deputies and staff, extended the bank’s public engagement to market women and traders at Makola Market as part of the ongoing Cedi@60 celebrations.
Governor Dr Johnson Asiama interacted with traders to better understand their trading conditions while promoting public education on the importance of upholding the value of the cedi.
Dr Asiama emphasised that it is time for Ghanaians to uphold the integrity of the currency, reminding the public that every cedi handled responsibly contributes to preserving its lifespan.
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Advising traders, Dr Asiama, “Do not squeeze the cedi, do not crumple the cedi, do not write on it, and always keep your money in a purse, wallet, or apron.”
The community outreach is part of a broader nationwide campaign aimed at strengthening confidence in the Ghana Cedi and promoting financial awareness under the Cedi@60 theme: “Our Money, Our Heritage.”
The initiative seeks to boost public confidence in the currency and reinforce the objectives of the Cedi@60 educational campaign.
On Friday, November 21, 2025, Bank of Ghana Governor, Dr. Johnson Asiama, accompanied by Deputy Governor, Dr. Zakari Mumuni, and Bank staff, visited Makola Market to engage traders. Dr. Asiama discussed their activities and wellbeing, promoting awareness and appreciation for the… pic.twitter.com/Z7B8s3z20f
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