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Congratulations to you on your status as a Notary Public;an officer of the law authorised by the state to have her signature recognised internationally in the preparation,attestation and authentication of documents.
CONGRATULATIONS LAWYER ELIZABETH OFOSU-ADJARE TECHIMAN NORTH MP
All you need to know about the new Ghana Cedi Heritage Series.
- The eight themes
- The eight personalities
- The eight historic sites
- The eight Adinkra symbols
- The seven security features
Bank of Ghana #HeritageSeries
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All you need to know about the new Ghana Cedi Heritage Series.
- The eight themes
- The eight personalities
- The eight historic sites
- The eight Adinkra symbols
- The seven security features
Bank of Ghana #HeritageSeries
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Annie Jiagge, born in 1918 was a Ghanaian lawyer, judge & women’s rights activist. The first woman to become a lawyer & a Judge in Ghana. She was very instrumental in advocating for justice for various abuses against women. She served as a Ghanaian judge from 1959 to 1980.
God bless our homeland Ghana 🇬🇭 🙏 big up to the team behind this 🙏
#HeritageSeries #NewEconomy #TheNewEconomy
NEW ECONOMY = Turning stability into jobs, not borrowing for a kenkey and waakye buffet.
#TheNewEconomy #NewEconomy
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Same money‼️
Same value‼️
Different designs‼️
No redenomination 🛑
#TheNewEconomy #HeritageSeries
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Mahama The President retweeted
A story we heard in law school about Justice Annie Jiagge has stayed with me. In a divorce case, a lawyer sought every household item for his client, down to the broom and spoons. When questioned, he insisted, “Those are my instructions.”
Her response? “Counsel, do you take stupid instructions?”
That was her courage. A woman who challenged injustice and refused to accept the unreasonable as normal.
Mahama The President retweeted
Never underestimate the significance of the little things you do. What may seem like a simple act, such as being the first woman to open a bank account, can become a powerful symbol of progress and inspiration for an entire nation.
Dear young woman, never underestimate your place in history. Every step you take can open doors for generations of women after you.
Be intentional. Be courageous. Make your actions count.
The 2027 Budget Statement and Economic Policy will be presented to Parliament tonight
What are the priorities? What are the allocations? What does the year ahead hold for Ghanaian households and businesses?
Let’s pay attention to details
#TheNewEconomy #AbanpapaAba #Budget2027



































