The Central Bank Governor, Dr Abdul Nashiru Issahaku has resigned.
Citi Business News has gathered his resignation takes effect from the 1st of April, 2017 . It’s unclear what led to his resignation but the Governor is reported to have cited personal reasons for the move. Dr Issahaku was appointed Governor of the Bank of Ghana by former President, John Mahama in April, 2016 after his predecessor Dr. Henry Wampah resigned. He was the 14th person to have been appointed Governor of the BoG. Prior to his appointment as Governor, he was the the Second Deputy Governor of the BoG. His stay at the post had been questioned, following the coming into power of the Nana Akufo-Addo government. At the time, some industry players defended his occupancy of the position, stating that the BoG Law protected governors from being dismissed. He had recently come under fire for approving a 4.6 billion cedis contract to allow the company, Sibton Switch System to execute mobile money inetroperability. Upon his appointment, he had battled to s...