Governor of Bank of Ghana Confirms Operation from New Headquarters

Dr. Johnson Asiama, the Governor of the Bank of Ghana, confirmed that he operates from the nearly completed new headquarters. He stated that his predecessor had moved in due to the project’s 98% completion. Dr. Asiama justified the headquarters’ cost by highlighting assessments ensuring value for money and compliance with international standards.

In recent discussions during a parliamentary session, Dr. Johnson Asiama, Governor of the Bank of Ghana, revealed that he is currently operating from the new headquarters of the central bank. His address on March 5 focused on the ongoing new headquarters project and its implications for the institution.

Dr. Asiama mentioned that his predecessor had transitioned to the new facility as it was nearly finished, with approximately 98% of the project completed. He stated, “Yes, my predecessor moved into the new headquarters because it was allowed as the project is about 98% complete.”

Upon taking office, Dr. Asiama felt compelled to continue utilizing the building while the remaining finalizations were underway. “When I took over, I had no choice but to also move into it while we continue all the other processes,” he explained.

The construction of the new headquarters has generated debate among the public, particularly regarding its cost and perceived need. Nevertheless, Dr. Asiama’s statements indicate the facility is operational, despite ongoing finishing touches. He emphasized that the cost of the headquarters had been judiciously evaluated to ensure both value for money and adherence to international construction standards.

Dr. Johnson Asiama’s confirmation of his move to the new Bank of Ghana headquarters reflects the project’s near completion and necessity. While questions regarding the cost persist, the Governor assures the public that thorough assessments have been undertaken to justify the expenditure. This new headquarters is set to be a significant milestone for the Bank of Ghana, aligning with international standards.

Original Source: 3news.com