Business mogul and outgoing Chairman of Quick Angels and Bills Micro Credit, Richard Nii Armah Quaye, has called on Ghanaian youth to combine their resources, talents, and skills to build a stronger entrepreneurial front capable of transforming the country’s economic fortunes.
Speaking at a press briefing in Accra to announce his retirement from active executive roles in the two companies, Mr. Armah Quaye encouraged young people to form investor alliances and focus on collaboration as a key to unlocking capital and long-term success. He officially assumes his new role as President of RNAQ Holdings, which will now oversee the operations of Bills Micro Credit and Quick Angels as subsidiaries.
“In my dream, I see a future where young people have woken up, joined forces, and pooled resources and skills together to take over the economic fortunes of our country,” he stated.
According to Mr. Armah Quaye, the idea of collective investment, while still novel in Ghana, has proven successful in advanced economies, where individuals with capital join forces with innovators and early-stage business owners to build sustainable enterprises.
“I am calling on young Ghanaians with unique skills, promising ideas, and early-stage businesses to come closer. Let us invest in you, build with you, and rise with you. This is the only way we will create businesses that do more than survive — businesses that thrive locally, nationally, and globally,” he said.
He emphasized that building Ghana’s economic future would require moving beyond political complaints and personal grievances to a mindset of proactive ownership and enterprise.
“As young Ghanaians, we are abundantly blessed. We have the talent. We have the resources. We have the ideas. What remains is our mindset, our courage, our unity, and the leadership to step boldly into our moment—not tomorrow, but now,” he noted.
Newly appointed Board Chairman of Bills Micro Credit, Kojo Dei Kwarteng, in his remarks, expressed appreciation for the confidence reposed in him and thanked the Bank of Ghana for its regulatory support. He pledged to maintain transparency, compliance, and excellent customer service as the company moves forward.
Meanwhile, Emmanuel Lamptey, Chief Executive Officer and Board Chair of Quick Angels, reaffirmed the company’s commitment to supporting entrepreneurs and scaling its impact in untapped sectors.
“We will scale new heights, explore untapped sectors, and strengthen the ecosystem that drives economic transformation. I am committed to leading Quick Angels into its next chapter with innovation, integrity, and impact at the core of our agenda,” Mr. Lamptey assured.
Mr. Armah Quaye’s transition to RNAQ Holdings signals a renewed mission to mentor, invest, and inspire a generation of Ghanaian entrepreneurs ready to take charge of the nation’s future.
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Source:NKONKONSA.com
