Diana Hamilton Attends Bank of Ghana Launch of New Heritage Series Cedi Notes

Diana Hamilton was among the guests at the Bank of Ghana’s launch of the new Ghana Cedi Heritage series on Thursday, and the gospel singer says she does not take the invitation lightly.

Sharing a short clip from the event on Instagram and Facebook, she wrote that it was “an absolute honour to be invited by the Bank of Ghana” to the launch at Bank Square in Accra.

What Diana Hamilton said

The W’ate M’anim singer said she was “truly humbled” and does not take the privilege for granted. She added that she was grateful for the recognition and for the chance to be part of what she called “this historic occasion”.

She closed the post with the hashtag #watemanim, the title of her current song, which translates as “You have honoured me”. Diana Hamilton did not say in the post whether she ministered at the event, and she did not share details of who else attended.

What is the Ghana Cedi Heritage series?

The Heritage series is the Bank of Ghana’s upgraded set of cedi banknotes. According to the central bank, the denominations remain the same, from GH¢1 up to GH¢200, but the notes come with stronger security features against counterfeiting, better durability and new designs that celebrate Ghana’s heritage, culture and national heroes.

The launch was first scheduled for early November before it was moved to 12 November. Governor Johnson Asiama has said the existing cedi notes will remain legal tender and circulate alongside the new series, and he has urged the public not to rush to exchange their old notes.

A busy season for Diana Hamilton

The Bank Square invitation caps a busy few weeks for the award-winning gospel minister. She has been on media rounds promoting W’ate M’anim (You Have Honoured Me), which she released in October. On Wednesday she was on Adom 106.3 FM with OPD, and she also spent time talking about the song with Kwame Dadzie and Doreen Avio.

Before returning home, she ministered in Phoenix, Arizona, after beating a Heathrow terminal mix-up to make Glory Sound 2026. On Thursday morning she also shared a short message she recorded during that trip, telling fans she believed they were meant to hear it now.

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