The Bank of Ghana has strongly denied reports suggesting it plans to sell its newly constructed headquarters, branding the claims as “false and misleading.”
In an official press release dated 2nd June 2026, the central bank clarified that it is neither considering, discussing, nor planning the sale of the facility.
The statement came in direct response to a 1st June 2026, publication by media outlet MyJoyOnline, which claimed the bank was looking to offload the $260 million property.
According to the central bank, the new headquarters is a critical asset commissioned specifically to support its core operations and improve efficiency in executing its statutory mandate.
Bank officials warned that unverified reporting of this nature risks damaging public confidence in Ghana’s financial system and generating artificial market instability.
The public and media have been urged to disregard the report entirely.
Moving forward, the Bank of Ghana re-emphasised its commitment to transparency, advising media houses to verify operational information directly with the institution before publishing.
The central bank noted that all official updates will continue to be channelled exclusively through its official website, verified social media handles, and authorised communication departments.