Ghanaian lawyer Prof Oppong appointed as World Lawyer for International Monetary Reform

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Globalgood Corporation, a major US-based organisation responsible for transitioning the world financial order from Fiat currency to real money dubbed C2C, has announced the appointment of lawyer, Professor Nana Oppong, as the head of all lawyers worldwide responsible for helping bring about permanent, fairer, fundamental and lawful reforms to the global financial system for the for benefit of Africans and all of humanity.

Professor Oppong, who currently serves as the President of the Distinguished Scholars of Africa (DISTINSA), will spearhead the legal and diplomatic architecture for the transition from Debt-driven fiat monetary system to the Credit-to-Credit (C2C) Monetary System.

This appointment comes as the corporation ramps up its international advocacy to retire debt-driven fiat currencies in favour of an honest, asset-backed global financial order.

A Treaty of all nations expected to take place at Nairobi, Kenya next year, is expected to be the occasion for the universal adoption of C2C financial system in place of the fiat monetary system that is not backed by anything other than decrees and traditions.

A lot of progress has been made towards ensuring that countries and peoples get on board the programs and help create a better and more just financial order where currency and money are not used as instruments of perpetual burdens but as universal human frameworks for freedom, creativity, growth growth, development and justice.

At the heart of Prof Oppong’s mandate is the selection and steering of very competent and committed international legal fraternities in every country towards supporting their nations to adopt a better financial system that is free of coercion, free fraud, free of oppression and founded on natural exchanges that are sustainable, progressive and properly classified as money.

Globalgood seeks to operationalise the Universal Receivables Unit (URU)— as a stable unit of account designed to replace the volatile unbacked fiat money. Globalgood’s mission is centered on the conviction that true economic justice is impossible while nations are tethered to “thin-air” debt.

“Our work is legal, technical, and moral,” the Corporation stated in its announcement.

“We strengthen private property, protect national sovereignty, and restore reliable units of account, allowing markets and nations to plan and prosper,” it added.

The C2C system ensures that money is a true medium of exchange, fully backed by real assets and verifiable reserves. This framework is intended to eliminate the “inflationary tax” of fiat currency, which Globalgood argues disproportionately affects the world’s most vulnerable populations.

About Prof Nana Oppong

Prof Nana Oppong is an internationally recognised expert in law, economics, and science. He is a A Canadian-trained lawyer and prolific author of over 40 books, he has long been a vocal advocate for “intellectual wealth” as the key to Africa’s and the world’s development.

His role at Globalgood will involve leading top lawyers to drafting, among other things, the international legal instruments and treaties necessary for nations to transition toward the Domestic Natural Money (DNM) framework.

With this appointment, Globalgood Corporation signals its intent to lead the “Bretton Woods 2.0” movement, aiming to create a resilient, debt-free foundation for the global economy. Ghana and Africa should welcome this appointment as it is historic and a sign of a greater future for the youth and for the continent and the world as a whole.

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