Ghanaian business mogul Richard Nii Armah Quaye has stepped into the spotlight to address the fractures in his private life, which have sparked widespread discussion on social media.
Appearing on The Delay Show over the weekend, the businessman spoke with Deloris Frimpong Manso, seeking to correct the narrative surrounding his separation from his ex-wife.
RNAQ, who is also the President of RNAQ Holdings, signalled his readiness to resolve their differences on a purely human level.
He addressed the “ex-husband and ex-wife” dynamic, stressing that the primary goal of reconciliation is to restore peace in what was once their shared home and to shield their family from relentless public scrutiny.
The conversation also turned to the spread of misinformation, with RNAQ insisting that “99 percent of the rumours and speculations circulating on social media are entirely false or dangerously misleading.”
“The public should apply critical thinking to the content they consume on social media instead of accepting viral gossip as truth,” he said.
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According to RNAQ, the true catalyst for the collapse of his marriage was not a failure of character between the couple, but the calculated interference of external “parasites.”
He explained that these individuals are opportunistic actors who sought to benefit from his success.
He added that they eventually gained enough influence over his ex-wife, creating division within their home.
RNAQ expressed a strong desire to move beyond bitterness for the sake of their children.
He argued that his long-standing reputation for generosity toward strangers and non-relatives should naturally extend to the mother of his children.
He called for an end to the public spectacle, expressing hope that unresolved tensions would fade and the family could begin the quiet work of healing away from public attention.
Watch the interview below:
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