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It is very insulting to assume Ghanaians are so gullible that anyone can fabricate such an absurd narrative and expect it to pass as truth. The ridiculous suggestion that the Bank of Ghana of all institutions, would assemble influencers with no grounding in finance or economics to defend its 2025 financials is not only laughably unintelligent but also a blatant disrespect to public reasoning. And to go as far as creating a fake WhatsApp chat to substantiate it only exposes how stupid one can go. If your argument cannot stand on facts, if Ghanaians don’t want to listen to the nonsense your party people are saying in reaction to the 2025 financials, manufacturing such unintelligent narratives will not save it. Ghanaians deserve serious discourse, not cheap propaganda built on insults to their intelligence. Siafui!!!

*BoG’s 2025 loss of GHS15.6 billion is the cost of economic stability, hence justified- Professor Festus Ebo Turkson, Economics Department, University of Ghana*

GDP growth at 6.5%, beating projections. When growth outperforms expectations, it means policies are working — simple as that. #AbanPapaAba

As expected of any central bank, the Bank of Ghana has absorbed the cost of economic instability, shielding households from high inflation and hardship"- Richmond Eduku, Finance Analyst.

The Bank of Ghana has announced that the country's public debt decreased by GH¢85.7 billion in 2025, declining from GH¢726.7 billion to GH¢641.0 billion, representing an 11.8 percent reduction.

President John Dramani Mahama has announced significant economic improvements, stating that government efforts have led to notable progress in stabilising the economy. Speaking at the 2026 May Day Celebration, he indicated that fiscal discipline has been restored, while inflationary pressures have eased. He also noted that the Cedi has stabilised, interest rates have reduced, and investor confidence in the economy is gradually being renewed. He reaffirmed government’s commitment to sustaining the gains and deepening reforms to ensure long-term economic stability and growth. #MahamaThePresident #ResettingGhanaTour. .

The Bank of Ghana’s 2025 financial results reflect the cost of stabilisation.

BoG spent GHS 16.7 billion to mop up excess liquidity. Result: Inflation has dropped significantly. Lower inflation = lower cost of living for ordinary Ghanaians. #AbanPapaAba

Treasury bill rates crashing from 35% to 9% — government borrowing is cheaper, freeing up space for development. That’s smart monetary coordination. #AbanPapaAba

Ghanaians are discerning ooo…the NPP’s agenda against BoG is working. Ghanaians say, they prefer a Central Bank that will bring relief to them than a Central Bank that make huge losses yet imposes hardship on them. #AbanPapaAba

The Bank of Ghana financials has been duly published on BoG’s website, go check it out to appreciate the enormous amount of work @DrJPAsiama and the Bank of Ghana has done since taking over to achieve the economic stability we’re enjoying today🫵🏽. #AbanPapaAba

The Bank of Ghana has released its 2025 annual results. While some voices on the other side are already claiming the Bank made huge losses due to mismanagement, here’s what the actual numbers show and what they conveniently leave out. Here’s what your money actually delivered: 1. Inflation fell sharply from 23.8% to 3.2% 2. The Cedi lost 19% in 2024 but rebounded strongly in 2025 with a 41% gain, earning recognition as the world’s strongest-performing emerging market currency 3. Foreign reserves rose from $9.1 billion to $14.5 billion the highest in Ghana’s history 4. Lending rates dropped from 35.6% to 19.2% GDP growth came in at 6.5%, significantly beating the projected 4% These results were not achieved by chance. Bringing inflation down from 23.8% to 3.2% required the @thebankofghana, under @DrJPAsiama and his team, to aggressively mop up excess liquidity in the banking system. This was done by issuing short-term bills and paying interest on them. For context: In 2024, the previous regime spent GH¢8.6 billion on similar interventions, yet inflation barely budged. In 2025, the Bank spent GH¢16.7 billion on a much larger liquidity mop-up operation and the results speak for themselves. Inflation has plummeted by 18 percentage points. Today, at just 3.2%, inflation has delivered real relief to Ghanaians. This is the tangible outcome of decisive and effective monetary policy. #AbanPapaAba

The cedi gaining +41% and becoming one of the strongest emerging market currencies doesn’t happen by accident. It’s a sign of restored confidence in Ghana’s economic management. #AbanPapaAba

Governor @DrJPAsiama and his team at the BoG incurred losses to stabilise the then ailing economy.…#AbanPapaAba

Ignorance makes you fall for the propaganda. Macroeconomic Management 101. Let’s go to the class. 📖

It is evident from the 2025 report that the Bank of Ghana’s success in reducing inflation from 24% to 3% has provided tangible financial relief to the public. #AbanPapaAba

Ghana’s debt-to-GDP ratio dropped from 62.5% to 45% following successful stabilization efforts by the central bank and Finance Ministry. Additionally, 2025 economic growth reached 6.5%, notably outperforming the 4% forecast. #AbanPapaAba

Let it be known this man took bold decisions to bring economic relief to all of us. Inflation: 23.8% down to 3.2% Cedi: +41% (the world's strongest emerging market currency in 2025) Reserves: $14.5 billion, a national record Lending rate: 35.6% down to 19.2% GDP growth: 6.5% Debt-to-GDP: 62.5% down to 45% These are the outcomes of his deliberate policies. He and the Bank of Ghana absorbed the cost so Ghana could keep the gains. #AbanPapaAba

BoG’s 2025 loss of GHS15.6 billion is the cost of economic stability, hence justified- Professor Festus Ebo Turkson, Economics Department, University of Ghana

BoG’s 2025 loss of GHS15.6 billion is the cost of economic stability, hence justified- Professor Festus Ebo Turkson, Economics Department, University of Ghana