The Paramount Chief and President of the Gbi Traditional Council, Togbega Gabusu VII, has commended President John Dramani Mahama for appointing Dr Johnson Pandid Kwesi Asiama as the new Governor of the Bank of Ghana.
In a press release issued on behalf of the Gbi Traditional Council in Hohoe, Togbega Gabusu VII described Dr Asiamah’s appointment as “timely and strategic,” particularly in light of the current economic challenges facing the country.
The council praised the new governor’s extensive experience in financial management, highlighting his competence, affability, and ethical leadership as crucial assets for Ghana’s economic stability and growth.
“In these challenging economic times, the selection of a capable and knowledgeable leader at the helm of our central bank is crucial for the stability and growth of our nation’s economy. We believe that Dr Asiamah brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record in financial management, which is essential for navigating the complexities of our economic landscape,” the statement read.
The Traditional Council also acknowledged President Mahama’s commitment to fostering economic resilience, innovation, and prosperity for all Ghanaians. It expressed confidence that under Dr. Asiamah’s leadership, the Bank of Ghana will implement policies to promote financial inclusion, ensure monetary stability, and support sustainable development across the country.
The council called on all stakeholders to support the new governor in his role, emphasising that Ghana’s economic challenges require a collective effort.
“The challenges ahead require unity and collaboration from all, and we believe in the capability and competence of the new Governor to turn the corner for the economy,” the statement added.
As custodians of the land on which a branch of the Bank of Ghana is established, the Gbi Traditional Council reaffirmed its full support for Dr Asiamah’s leadership and the President’s broader vision for a robust, dynamic, and resilient economy.
