Tango over Wampah’s successor

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• Piero 9 years ago

  I am very sure Togbe Afede XIV, will be the next Governor of Bank because of his links with the government, where he comes from and above all he is very competent and very exposed in global finance.
  All counts in the busine ...
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  I am very sure Togbe Afede XIV, will be the next Governor of Bank because of his links with the government, where he comes from and above all he is very competent and very exposed in global finance.
  All counts in the business

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• Kweks 9 years ago

  Mahama the tribalistic racist wants another northerner

  Mahama the tribalistic racist wants another northerner

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• wisdom. 9 years ago

  This is purely madness and clear stupidity..chose who can do the job and not whose turn.Can't you people think for a second omg.

  This is purely madness and clear stupidity..chose who can do the job and not whose turn.Can't you people think for a second omg.

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• Nana 9 years ago

  .....should not decide who becomes the governor of Bank of Ghana. Bank of Ghana is not SADA.

  .....should not decide who becomes the governor of Bank of Ghana. Bank of Ghana is not SADA.

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• Ghana Father 9 years ago

  The State to overhauling of the Bank of Ghana since most of the are unqualify or false Diploma Cert.in the Bank.We need pure overhauing.

  The State to overhauling of the Bank of Ghana since most of the are unqualify or false Diploma Cert.in the Bank.We need pure overhauing.

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• Obroni 9 years ago

  Let bawumia with his big mouth show how good he is. He will burn NPP and Ghana down in a few months

  Let bawumia with his big mouth show how good he is. He will burn NPP and Ghana down in a few months

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• Kwesi 9 years ago

  Dr Acquah, the previous governor before Amissah-Arthur was also appointed from outside the Bank. He was not a previous Deputy Governor.

  Dr Acquah, the previous governor before Amissah-Arthur was also appointed from outside the Bank. He was not a previous Deputy Governor.

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• Omanhene (U$A) 9 years ago

  Why are some of you not seeing the "obvious?" African politics and, for that matter, Ghanaian politics has a HEAVY tinge & undertone for "tribalism & cronyism."
  
  It doesn't matter which tribal class is ruling the country— ...
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  Why are some of you not seeing the "obvious?" African politics and, for that matter, Ghanaian politics has a HEAVY tinge & undertone for "tribalism & cronyism."
  
  It doesn't matter which tribal class is ruling the country—especially, who the head Negro (President) is. They appoint most of the key people in their administration from their tribal group—and Mahama is no different!! Look at the list of his appointees? It's a doggone tall list of Northerners.
  
  With Ghana's chaotic monetary policies, I personally prefer to have the next governor to be somebody who’s well VERSED in monetary policy and International Economics. The world is now a small place to operate in, because of the high level of technology. So, if the president wouldn’t be pulled into his tribal quarters, then he should base his selection on "competence in monetary policy", while the other deputies and managers should be supporting the governor with their avalanche of knowledge in fiscal & econometric policies. Cedi stabilization, inflation, interest rates, CPI, etc., should all be paramount.
  
  $$ GOOD LUCK THOUGH, TIGER $$!!
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• K. K. 9 years ago

  Who tells you the Narh guy will be appointed. John Mahama will appoint his fellow northerner, mark my words.

  Who tells you the Narh guy will be appointed. John Mahama will appoint his fellow northerner, mark my words.

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• yaa dua 9 years ago

  Degrees upon PhD yet they can't perform.

  Degrees upon PhD yet they can't perform.

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• Love 9 years ago

  Give to Narh.He deserve it.Anything otherwise will mark Mahama's downfall.

  Give to Narh.He deserve it.Anything otherwise will mark Mahama's downfall.

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• Love 9 years ago

  We want Narh.Nothing more,nothing less.

  We want Narh.Nothing more,nothing less.

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• Kwame Prah 9 years ago

  Check the Bank of Ghana website. Deputy Governors do not usually become Governors. Dr. Duffuor was appointed Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana from his previous position as Head of the Ghana International Bank in London. H ...
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  Check the Bank of Ghana website. Deputy Governors do not usually become Governors. Dr. Duffuor was appointed Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana from his previous position as Head of the Ghana International Bank in London. His succeeded Dr. Agama who was appointed from outside the Bank. Therefore the precedent has been to appoint Governors from outside the Bank of Ghana.

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• Ernest 9 years ago

  I suggest the position goes to Bawumia since by his posture all colleague economists in Ghana are useless. The tension itself, if there is, is normal but only that they must even collaborate more since the substantive ministe ...
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  I suggest the position goes to Bawumia since by his posture all colleague economists in Ghana are useless. The tension itself, if there is, is normal but only that they must even collaborate more since the substantive minister is out. JDM should also fast track the process to get the new person settle quickly as the wish of Dr Wampah.

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• Odasani 9 years ago

  The Bank has a policy that staff who have less than a year to retire should not be promoted. It was a policy Mr Narh instituted as the Supervising Governor for Human Resource Department of the Bank. This odd policy affected ...
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  The Bank has a policy that staff who have less than a year to retire should not be promoted. It was a policy Mr Narh instituted as the Supervising Governor for Human Resource Department of the Bank. This odd policy affected many until he probably had a wind of the Governor's intention and decided to modify it this year. A clear case of insider trading.
  Secondly, the key Departments at the BoG, which hitherto were supervised by the 1st Deputy Governor, are all supervised by Nashiru.
  Finally, this supposed tango is reminiscent of his modus operandi. He used the same kangaroo communist tactics when his appointment as Deputy Governor was still under consideration.
  He just have to follow his boss. Period!

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• I speak my mind 9 years ago

  I have a personal feeling that the replacement of the immediate BOG Chief should not be publicised and politicised but rather a person with high integrity.I have a close relationship with some two highly profiled personalitie ...
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  I have a personal feeling that the replacement of the immediate BOG Chief should not be publicised and politicised but rather a person with high integrity.I have a close relationship with some two highly profiled personalities like the Asantehene Otunfuo and Togbe Afede who are both renowned financial analysts in this country worked with one of the two deputies of Dr.Wampah,I therefore advice the President not to hesitate in appointing mr Nasiru Isahaku as the new Chief of BOG.

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• ZOOBIE-ZOOBIE 9 years ago

  When did Asantehene become a renowed financial analyst

  When did Asantehene become a renowed financial analyst

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• A 1 9 years ago

  As a financial analyst, I prefer Mr.Nasiru Isahaku to any other person the president may appoint as the Governor of Bank of Ghana.Mr. Isahaku Nasiru stands tall among all tipped because of his track record and the current sit ...
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  As a financial analyst, I prefer Mr.Nasiru Isahaku to any other person the president may appoint as the Governor of Bank of Ghana.Mr. Isahaku Nasiru stands tall among all tipped because of his track record and the current situation. Appointing any other person within the bank of Ghana apart from the later is a duplicate of Dr.Wampah,Mr President.

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