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Inflation from 23.8% → 3.2%. That’s not luck — that’s policy discipline. Stabilizing an economy after a crisis takes tough decisions, and the results are showing. Facts over lies! #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

A significant decline in Treasury bill rates from 35% to 9% has lowered the cost of public debt, creating additional fiscal room for national infrastructure and growth. This reflects highly effective monetary policy alignment. #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

The Bank of Ghana reports that Ghana recorded its highest export revenue since independence in 2025, with receipts reaching US$31.25 billion, a 63% increase over the 2024 figure. #AbanPapaAba

The truth is simple: the Bank absorbed the shock so the economy could recover. Tough choices were made, but the data shows they’re paying off. The best BoG governor #AbanPapaAba

The work required to restore stability has been done by the Bank of Ghana i. Inflation is down. ii. The cedi is stronger, iii. Reserves are at record highs. iv. Lending rates are falling The economy is growing and confidence is back. Now let us talk about what the Bank of Ghana's 2025 results actually mean for you from one angle. Imagine in 2024 you bought a bag of rice for GH¢400. With inflation at around 20%, that same bag would have cost you GH¢480 by year end. Now in 2025, with inflation at 3%, that bag costs GH¢412. You did not receive a cash transfer, the government did not subsidise rice but you saved GH¢68 on one bag of rice because inflation has been brought under control by BoG. That saving came at a cost to the Bank because it spent money absorbing excess cash from the banking system to bring inflation from 23.8% down to 3.2%. That cost partly shows up in their annual results as a financial loss the institution bore for the benefit of Ghanaians. That is what the 2025 results represents. The GHC 15.5 billion you see in their books today is the receipt for the stability we are all enjoying today. #AbanPapaAba

Macroeconomic Stability. The BoG's decisions, including the DDEP, have contributed to restoring macroeconomic stability, with GDP growth reaching 5.3% in Q1 2025 and inflation easing.

Lecturer Dr Bawumia should go and take some masterclasses on managing economy from this man. He came in and he’s cleaned up the mess. From 24% inflation to 3.2%, 41% Cedi appreciation(best performing currency), our reserves are hitting $14.5b(highest in the history of Ghana) and many more.

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

The truth is simple: the Bank absorbed the shock so the economy could recover. Tough choices were made, but the data shows they’re paying off. #AbanPapaAba

Happy Workers’ Day to our incredible workers, especially our lively young men and women. You're the driving force behind our growing economy. Thank you for working hard to reset Ghana! #YouthPower

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

According to Professor Festus Ebo Turkson, the Bank of Ghana’s 2025 fiscal deficit of GHS15.6 billion represents a strategic trade-off; he contends that these losses are a legitimate byproduct of the central bank's efforts to stabilize the macroeconomy... #AbanPapaAba

Ghana’s Hon. Zanetor Agyeman Rawlings Elected 2nd Vice President of the Pan African Parliament In a decisive show of confidence, Ghanaian legislator Hon. Zanetor Agyeman Rawlings has been elected as the 2nd Vice President of the Pan African Parliament (PAP). Congratulations

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

Let the Quran wash away the worries of the world 🎧🎧🖤❤️🤎

🚨I can’t stop Listening to great people like Professor Festus Ebo Turkson, Economics Department, University of Ghana

Debt-to-GDP down from 62.5% to 45%. That’s serious fiscal consolidation. The foundation is being fixed, not just patched. #AbanPapaAba