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Joana Quaye is co-founder, shareholder of Bills Micro Credit - Court documents reveal

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  • VAGINA SMELLS TOO BAD 2 months ago

    WHO CARES? LETS THINK PLS

  • Reap what you sow 2 months ago

    You guys should hold back your private matters private. Sorry for your divorce however, there is no need to cry out louder for public sympathy

  • Kelvin 2 months ago

    Anyone can be part of owners in a company as soon as the person buys a share in that company. So give us a break.

  • No nails 2 months ago

    Hahahaha sore loser

  • Jesus saves 2 months ago

    You know nothing about law

  • Ghanaian 2 months ago

    Rich solve this peacefully before it gets out of hand

  • Diasempe George 2 months ago

    This is what Joana Quaye is saying for herself now after judgment has been given in the divorce matter. Did she give this evidence during the hearing in the divorce matter ? If not then why ?
    Ghanaweb why have you not publi ...
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  • Macarious 2 months ago

    Money talks and bullshit walks. Richard Quaye stand firm and don't give in to the embittered mercenaries who are trying their utmost best to shame men. They just want to as it were, "show you" to prove their evil feminist poi ...
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  • Johnny 2 months ago

    It seems you know the law more than those senior lawyers and Joana's lawyer who have called for an appeal. Are you aware the first ruling could be wrong?

  • Bobby Stones 2 months ago

    The first ruling was definitely wrong and influence by issues or factors we don't know. Going by what the story is telling us, she definitely has shares in his business.

  • Never use dishonest BEEDEG for your shipping 2 months ago

    Heartless people

  • Kwei 2 months ago

    The first court ruling wad on marriage assert, this is a company shareholder stake, once it's confirmed. I will advice her to sell her stake.

  • Diasempe George 2 months ago

    She is not a shareholder currently. She seems to be saying that her husband changed the shareholding without her knowledge and consent. She should have raised this argument and prove that her 100,000 shares was stolen or take ...
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  • Django 2 months ago

    Masa are you a lawyer?? You’re writing a whole lot of rubbish. Don’t watch too much crime movies

  • Diasempe George 2 months ago

    Yes I am a lawyer. What i have stated is the position of the law. Follow the case to the end and see what happens.

  • Rasta 2 months ago

    You are 100% right. That is the position of the law. The idiots in the country wants to use emotions to change the law. In court, we talk law not emotions.

    Why didn't she submit the evidence during the high court hearing? ...
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  • Clynns 2 months ago

    Bills micro what what is a criminal entity they give loan and collect 100% interest they are criminals and it's God who is beginning to let Ghanaians know their criminology..

  • Macarious 2 months ago

    @ Clynns. Hey shut up. Nobody forced you to go and take a loan from Bills Micro credit. If you did not like their terms, why did you take their loan only to return their kind service with ungrateful abuse. There are many oth ...
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  • Kofi Amankwa 2 months ago

    Why don't u settle this matter privately, and go on with your marriage, the devil is at hand ,don't allow

  • Gra 2 months ago

    Go to the commercial court.. not the divorce court. The divorce court was right in its decision. The commercial courts are the to settle business related issues, such as this

  • Rasta 2 months ago

    Why didn't she file all these evidence during the first substantive proceedings at the high court?

    Per the so called fresh evidence, she has 10% & Nii has 90%. Does 10% & 90% amount to 50-50 profit share that she was dema ...
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  • Clement 2 months ago

    The document raises serious corporate governance and shareholder rights concerns regarding the apparent removal of an original 10% shareholder and director without clear evidence of notice, consent, or due process.

    Under G ...
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