Richard Nii-Armah Quaye hired 2,000 vendors for his party

Richard Nii-Armah Quaye, founder of Bills Credit, celebrated his 40th birthday in style. He enlisted 2,000 Ghanaian vendors to help organize the event. This lavish party has been described as a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Despite facing tax disputes with the Ghana Revenue Authority, Quaye received praise from many. Social media users are reacting positively to the official video of the event, which is trending on Instagram.

Ghanaian singer Richie Mensah played a key role in planning the party. He shared details about the extensive efforts involved in making it successful. The event featured caterers, florists, photographers, and many more professionals.

Richie Mensah expressed gratitude for all who contributed to the project. He emphasized that it was a fully Ghanaian production that hired over 2,000 locals.

Many social media users applauded Quaye for supporting local businesses. Comments included expressions of admiration and encouragement from various users.

At the party on March 22, friends gifted Richard three expensive cars. He appeared thrilled as they assured him more surprises awaited at home.

Guests congratulated him for investing in numerous businesses that boost the economy. Earlier reports noted that Quaye has invested in over 30 businesses.

His success has inspired young entrepreneurs across Ghana.