Richard Nii-Armah Quaye, President of RNAQ Holdings, has publicly addressed the state of his personal life, revealing that he is open to resolving lingering issues with his former wife following their separation.
Speaking over the weekend on the Delay Show with Deloris Frimpong Manso, the business executive responded to widespread public commentary about the collapse of his marriage. He used the platform to push back against what he says has been a swirl of misinformation.
Quaye said he is ready to “settle” matters with his ex-wife, stressing that he prefers a private resolution focused on rebuilding civility rather than prolonging legal or public battles. He explained that his main concern is to restore calm and shield their family from continued public attention.
He also took aim at the growing volume of speculation online, insisting that many of the circulating claims do not reflect what actually transpired. He encouraged people to be more critical of what they consume on social media, especially viral narratives that lack verification.
Addressing the cause of the breakdown, he dismissed suggestions of direct conflict between the couple and instead pointed to outside interference. He described these influences as “parasites”, alleging that certain individuals took advantage of his success and wealth and eventually disrupted the relationship, contributing to its end.
Even with the circumstances surrounding the separation, Quaye said his focus remains on his children and ensuring they are not caught in the middle of ongoing tensions. He noted that his push for reconciliation is driven more by personal principles than legal pressure.
He further indicated that he wants to draw a line under the matter, stressing the need to end the public discourse and allow the family space to recover away from media scrutiny.
Watch the interview below.
