The corridors of Ghana's financial landscape are resonating with fervent calls for a change in leadership as demands for the resignation of the Bank of Ghana (BOG) Governor intensify.

This follows a recent revelation by the Institution that it recorded a loss of GHC 60 billion in 2022.

Citizens are baffled by this revelation with many claiming that it is unjustified. The wave of dissent, fueled by concerns over economic stability and policy decisions, has sparked a national conversation about the direction of the country's financial future.

In recent weeks, the BOG Governor's leadership has come under scrutiny, with stakeholders from various sectors expressing reservations about the handling of economic challenges. From inflation concerns to currency fluctuations, critics have cited these issues as indicators of a lack of effective policy strategies.

Staunch politicians including NDC’s Sammy Gyamfi, Kofi Adams, Cassiel Ato Forson, etc. have all joined the calls for the Governor and his deputies to resign.

Tweeps are the latest to join the calls with the #Addisonmustresign topping the trends on Monday, August 14, 2023.