The already intense public conversation sparked by the recent interview granted by business mogul Richard Nii Armah Quaye on The Delay Show has taken a sharp legal twist, following a press release issued by lawyers for his ex-wife, Joana Quaye.
In the statement dated April 27, 2026, Dame & Partners, legal representatives of Joana Quaye, launched a firm rebuttal to claims made by the businessman during his widely circulated interview with media personality Deloris Frimpong Manso.
The release, now making rounds online, paints a completely different picture from the one presented on television, raising serious questions about truth, timing, and intent.
According to the lawyers, the interview in question was granted at a time when legal proceedings between the two parties are still actively pending before the Court of Appeal, making the public commentary not only inappropriate but potentially prejudicial.
They insist that several allegations made by Mr. Quaye are substantially untrue and unfairly damage the reputation and integrity of their client, Joana Quaye.
The statement further challenges one of the central narratives from the interview, which is Mr. Quaye’s claim that he had already achieved financial success before meeting his ex-wife.
Drawing from court records, the lawyers argue that the couple got married in 2010 shortly after his return from the United Kingdom in 2009, a period they claim he was unemployed and had none of the properties he currently boasts of.
They emphasize that these details are not speculative but are part of official High Court records dated March 13, 2024, and therefore cannot be rewritten through what they describe as a self-serving media appearance.
Beyond the dispute over timelines, the statement raises even more serious allegations regarding the origin and ownership of Quick Credit & Investment Micro-Credit Company Limited, a business often linked to Mr. Quaye’s rise.
According to the legal team of madam Quaye, the company was jointly established in 2011 after the marriage, with both Mr. Quaye and Joana Quaye as original shareholders.
They further allege that there were secret and illegal transfers of Joana Quaye’s shares without her knowledge, along with the use of the company’s resources to acquire properties and establish other businesses.
Read the full statements below for more…
