Ghana Post unveils crypto stamp – Event marks Asantehene’s 25th anniversary
At one of the happenings at the Silver Jubilee Celebration of Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the Ghana Post Company has launched the first crypto stamp worldwide to celebrate the success of the Asantehene.
A crypto stamp is a digital Artefact which can be used to trade Non-fungible Token (NFT) on the cryptocurrency market and the Near field Communication (NFC).
The stamps have unique pictures of the Asantehene that the owners could trade on the crypto stamp market. The unveiling and the launch of the commemorative stamps formed part of activities marking the 25th anniversary celebration of the Asantehene.
The stamps are known to have unique pictures of Otumfuo in which the bearers can trade on the cryptocurrency stamp market. The unveiling of the Ghana Post crypto Stamp of Otumfuo formed part of the activities marking the King’s 25th Anniversary Celebration.
Launch
Bice Osei Kuffour, the Managing Director of Ghana Post Company Limited, when speaking at the anniversary said “You can trade this stamp on the stamp crypto currency market, and several stamp collectors are interested in this product, and today we launch this product as part of the Otumfuo 25th anniversary.’’
According to the Manager, Bice Kuffour, the commemorative stamps were made to show status of the global legendary status of the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II.
“Today, as we unveil the commemorative stamps dedicated to His Majesty’s reign, we affirm our commitment to innovation and excellence in preserving our nation’s stories and delivering them to the world,” he said.
He said that these commemorative stamps represented a bridge between generations and a testament to the enduring legacy of the Ashanti Kingdom. “It encapsulates Ghana Post’s dedication to celebrating Ghana’s rich heritage and ensuring that it was cherished both at home and abroad,” he emphasized.
Significance
For her part, the Minister of Communications and Digitalisation, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, said the significance of the launch of the commemorative stamps could not be lost on anyone as it was to celebrate “the enduring legacy of a visionary leader whose impact on our nation has been remarkable.
“Today, we pay tribute to you for your enduring legacy, your Royal Majesty, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II,” she said.
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She said Ghana Post had over the years recognised the impact of past Asantehenes in the development of the country, and commemorated significant milestones in the Ashanti Kingdom and joined hands to celebrate and immortalise some legacies.
“This commemorative stamp, is therefore, a reflection of our national pride and identity, and serves as a reminder of the inextricable link between our traditional values and our wild anticipations, reminding us that our rich cultural heritage is the foundation on which our nation’s future is built,” she noted.
She said the stamp was a tangible representation of the indelible mark Otumfuo had left on the fabric of the country. She said for 25 years, the Asantehene had been at the forefront, promoting education, preserving the country’s rich cultural heritage, uplifting the socioeconomic wellbeing of the people, and “I dare say, no pivotal decision has been taken by any of our leaders within these 25 years without his input.”
Tribute
Mrs Owusu-Ekuful said the stamps were to pay tribute to a traditional ruler who had distinguished himself and contributed immensely to the development and progress of his people and the country.
Commendation
The minister commended the board and management of Ghana Post for their commitment to preserving the cultural heritage of the country through the launch of the commemorative stamps.
Otumfuo Commemorative Stamp types
In all, five types of stamps were unveiled, including the standard stamp, definitive and commemorative stamps, crypto stamps, a stamp album and framed gold stamps. The company also launched a set of postcards to commemorate the occasion and to sell Ghana to the outside world.
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