Richard Nii Armah Quaye's ex-wife, Joana Quaye, has been confirmed as a director and shareholder of Bills Micro Credit Ltd, even as she pursues a court case over the alleged fraudulent removal of her stake in the company.
According to the Law Platform, company registration documents obtained in accordance with the Companies Act list both Richard Nii Armah Quaye as company Secretary and Director and Joana Quaye as a director and shareholder of Bills Micro Credit Ltd. This revelation comes on the heels of a fresh writ filed by Joana Quaye at the commercial division of the High Court on 10 June 2026, through her legal representatives, Messrs Dame & Partners.
In the writ, Joana Quaye asks the court to declare as void a series of board meetings that she says were convened and conducted without her being notified or present. Beyond the meetings, she is also seeking to overturn what she describes as fraudulent transfers of her shares and directorship interest in the company since its founding roughly fifteen years ago. According to the particulars of fraud contained in her writ, she alleges that a man named Kobina Awuah, listed as the 2nd Defendant in the case, is the beneficiary of the unlawful share and directorship transfers that took place without her consent.
The Office of the Registrar of Companies is named as the 4th Defendant in the lawsuit. Joana Quaye is seeking specific court orders directing the Registrar to remove from its official records any share ownership entries relating to Kobina Awuah that were registered without her authorisation. She is additionally seeking orders directing the Registrar to expunge any directorship entries for the company that were made outside the proper appointment process, which she argues should have involved a General Meeting of Bills Micro Credit Ltd, including her as a shareholder.
This latest development is a major twist in the ongoing divorce battle between Richard Nii Armah Quaye and his ex-wife. Joana Quaye's social media post in July hinted at fresh beginnings, even as her divorce dispute continues to play out in court. With this fresh writ, it is clear that Joana Quaye is not backing down in her pursuit of justice. The court's decision on this matter will undoubtedly have far-reaching implications for both parties involved, as well as for the reputation of Bills Micro Credit Ltd. The case is set to continue, with the next steps to be determined by the court's ruling.
Source: Yen News
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