The high and lows of Dr. Wampah

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• Josua 9 years ago

  This act of a post mortem examination on Wampah is completely a coward act.
  The potentials of Wampah were already known before he took the position as governor of BofG.
  Why did the writer not confront and curtailed the shor ...
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  This act of a post mortem examination on Wampah is completely a coward act.
  The potentials of Wampah were already known before he took the position as governor of BofG.
  Why did the writer not confront and curtailed the short falls of this man.
  Please stop playing politics in all aapects of Wampah's life.
  Wampah problems was through his greed hof sheltering an international fugitive and there is the need for is arrest.

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• Jim wise 9 years ago

  Let's be clear Bank of Ghana has no machine to print foreign currency i.e. Dollars pounds . Euros etc . It's the proceeds of our exports that Bank of Ghana keeps . So if we decide to import everything and export less what mag ...
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  Let's be clear Bank of Ghana has no machine to print foreign currency i.e. Dollars pounds . Euros etc . It's the proceeds of our exports that Bank of Ghana keeps . So if we decide to import everything and export less what magic do we expect the Bog to do? And if Bog enforces regulations that already existed , we don't understand .. Because we have become so lawless and greedy . Ask yourself why should rent school fess , and others be paid in dollars ?

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• KD 9 years ago

  WAMPAH IS ONE INCOMPETENCE BANK OF GHANA AND GOD WILL PUNISH HIM FOR HIS POOR SUPERVISORY AS WELL AS MICROFINANCE SCAMS.

  WAMPAH IS ONE INCOMPETENCE BANK OF GHANA AND GOD WILL PUNISH HIM FOR HIS POOR SUPERVISORY AS WELL AS MICROFINANCE SCAMS.

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• Odikro 9 years ago

  This postmortem is useless and unnecessary. Who needs it? Government's excessive borrowing, senseless political projects, high demand on foreign exchange all had to do with the volatility of the Ghanaian cedi. Long after Wamp ...
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  This postmortem is useless and unnecessary. Who needs it? Government's excessive borrowing, senseless political projects, high demand on foreign exchange all had to do with the volatility of the Ghanaian cedi. Long after Wampah is gone, the fortunes of the cedi and the Ghanaian economy will remain the same if the central Bank is not left to be independent. This writer would have done Ghana a more valuable service if he/she had concentrated on what needs to be done going forward rather than what Wampah did or did not do.

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