How Ghana’s Central Bank Lost $5Bn in One Year
BBC ^ | 10/6/23 | Thomas NaadiThis week, hundreds of protestors took to the streets in the capital Accra, calling on the governor of the Bank of Ghana and his two deputies to resign over the loss of about 60bn Ghanaian cedis ($5.2bn; £4.3bn) in the 2022 financial year.
Heck, Walrus and I lose more than that from IMAO every year. Are we supposed to resign too?
Donald Rumsfield: “Five billion?…that’s peanuts compared to the 3 trillion the Pentagon lost, or was it 2 trillion? I can’t remember I’m an old retired warrior now give me a break.”
“They’re so fine – there’s no telling where the money went…”
The Bank of Ghana allegedly has a certain relationship with a prominent Nigerian prince…
Joe Biden…” Here, hold my beer..”
Zelensky..” certainly Mr. JoJo..”
Oppo and Walrus, please do not resign.
The next in line will no doubt be much more dubious.
Did they try looking on pallets on foreign runways? We find our missing money there sometimes.
Oh, also try looking in the fridge, right in front of your eyes.
It’s Ghana. Of course it’s setting a poor precedent. If you want to set a rich precedent, stay away from those third world countries
I never lost that much, I know exactly where it went. I just didn’t write it down.