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Ghanaians have received the Central Bank’s announcement of introduction of GH¢100, GH¢200 notes and a GH¢2 coin with ambivalence.
While many are taken aback by the sudden announcement, others are questioning the rationale.
With the announcement earlier this year that the sub-region has adopted the use of the common currency, ECO from 2020, a Twitter user believes “something is not right” with the introduction of the notes.
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Wait... Is the ecowas currency not coming out next year? Why the rush to introduce these new notes now? Chale something is not right at Bank of Ghana.
— Dr. Ayigbe Borla Bird 塞拉姆 🇬🇠(@Mr_Ceyram) November 29, 2019
Ah bank of Ghana dey introduce ghc100 then ghc200 notes? Herrh make dem chock steady oo 😂.
— Kofy (@Osborn_80) November 29, 2019
New Ghanaian Currency ? Ghc100⚪ Ghc200🔴
Bank of Ghana want kill we 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/tUJrOQRQcM — K O B B Y. 🇬🇠🇺🇸 (@Jahhcomesfirst) November 29, 2019
Now that the Bank of Ghana has introduced the new Ghc200 and Ghc100 notes, when should we expect the ECOWAS currency?
— ABUGAðŸŠðŸ‡¬ðŸ‡ (@abugamaraj) November 29, 2019
The Bank of Ghana has introduced a new Ghc100 and Ghc200 note and image if they get missing when placed in your wallet! pic.twitter.com/BfxC93ztF9
— ABUGAðŸŠðŸ‡¬ðŸ‡ (@abugamaraj) November 29, 2019
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