90% of Quick Credit Seed Capital Was My Money: Joan Quaye Drops Explosive Claims Against Ex-Husband

Joan Quaye, the estranged wife of Ghanaian businessman Richard Nii Armah Quaye, has made explosive allegations ahead of a soon-to-be-aired interview, claiming that 90 percent of the seed capital for Quick Credit was her money and that her former husband used to beat her with his belt hook.

In the forthcoming tell-all interview, Mrs. Quaye is expected to detail the financial and personal sacrifices she says she made during the early days of the lending company, which has grown into one of Ghana’s most recognizable financial brands. According to her account, the vast majority of the initial capital that set the business in motion came from her own resources, a claim that, if substantiated, would significantly reshape the public narrative surrounding the company’s origins.

Beyond the financial revelations, Mrs. Quaye also alleges years of domestic abuse, stating that her ex-husband used to beat her with his belt hook. The claim has sparked widespread reaction on social media, with many Ghanaians expressing shock and calling for the matter to be taken seriously.

Neither Richard Nii Armah Quaye nor representatives of Quick Credit have publicly responded to the allegations at the time of this report. The interview, which is already generating intense public interest, is expected to delve deeper into the couple’s marital dispute and the financial history of the company.

Observers note that the allegations, if proven, could have serious implications for the businessman’s reputation and the corporate image of Quick Credit. Women’s rights advocates have also urged the public to approach the domestic abuse claims with sensitivity while awaiting the full interview.

The upcoming broadcast is poised to become one of the most talked-about interviews in Ghana this year, as the public awaits further details from Mrs. Quaye’s side of the story.

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