Ghana’s Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has confirmed its historical connections to Theodosia Okoh, one of four figures featured on the country’s new Heritage Series banknotes. The notes, set to circulate on December 1, highlight individuals who have played significant roles in Ghana’s history. Okoh, a prominent educator and administrator, is among those honored on the notes.
KNUST has detailed its historical ties to Okoh, emphasizing her contributions to education and public service. The university’s announcement comes as part of a broader effort to recognize key historical figures through the new banknote series. The notes include portraits of Kofi Annan, Kwame Nkrumah, Ephraim Amu, and Okoh.
The Heritage Series banknotes are part of Ghana’s initiative to celebrate its historical and cultural legacy. The inclusion of Okoh reflects her impact on national development. The notes are designed to educate the public about Ghana’s past while promoting financial stability. The release date marks the beginning of a new phase in the country’s monetary policy.
