A renowned business mogul, Richard Nii Armah Quaye, has ended his tenure as Board Chairman of Bills Micro Credit, stepping away from executive duties at both Bills Micro Credit and Quick Angels.

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During a press conference to announce his departure, Mr. Quaye passionately advocated for an urgent economic and financial revolution to tackle Ghana’s unemployment crisis.

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“My dream is about the young people of Ghana, and it is a call for an economic and financial revolution. In my dream, I see a future where the young people of Ghana have woken up and joined forces together to turn around the economic fortunes of our country,” he declared.

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He underscored the importance of investing in local entrepreneurs and urged investors to commit their resources within Ghana.“Don’t take your money out of the shores of this country,” Mr. Quaye emphasized, encouraging the growth of homegrown businesses to drive sustainable economic development.

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Following Mr. Quaye’s exit, Lawyer Kwadwo Dei Kwarteng has been appointed as the new Board Chairman of Bills Micro Credit. With over 15 years of expertise in legal practice and corporate leadership, Lawyer Kwarteng is expected to reinforce the company’s vision of nurturing entrepreneurship.

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Addressing stakeholders, Lawyer Kwarteng affirmed:“We are committed to maintaining and deepening our strong and transparent relationship with the regulator as we continue to uphold the highest standards of compliance and customer service.”

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In addition, Emmanuel Lamptey was introduced as the new Chief Executive Officer of Quick Angels. He outlined the company’s new direction, stating:“Our vision is evolving. We will scale new heights. Explore untapped sectors and strengthen the ecosystem that drive’s economic transformation.”

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The occasion also witnessed the unveiling of RNAQ Holdings, a new company where Richard Nii Armah Quaye assumes the role of President.

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