Ghana news briefing
BoG warns against spraying, defacing and using cedi notes for decorations
“The public is strongly advised to desist from all forms of currency misuse,” the Bank said, urging individuals, businesses and institutions to handle the national currency responsibly and report any breaches to the appropriate authorities.
Law enforcement agencies, it said, will monitor the use of currency notes and coins and take appropriate action, including the arrest and prosecution of individuals who misuse, abuse or improperly handle money.
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has warned the public against the misuse, abuse and illegal handling of Ghana cedi notes and coins, cautioning that offenders could face arrest, prosecution, fines or imprisonment.
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