"Yen tie obiaa": Richard Quaye unbothered by GRA probe, drops new 'guy guy' pic

**Richard Nii-Armah Quaye Shares Photo and Video Amid GRA Probe**

Richard Nii-Armah Quaye recently posted a photo and video on Instagram. This was during an ongoing investigation by the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) into his wealth. The businessman appeared unfazed by the news, which has been widely discussed online.

Quaye thanked guests who attended his birthday party in his posts. He is the founder of Bills Micro Credit and Quick Angels. Reports indicate that some of his personal income taxes remain unpaid.

The GRA is currently assessing Quaye’s tax situation. Citi News reported that this probe is a routine compliance check. However, the exact amount of unpaid taxes has not been disclosed.

On March 24, 2025, social media buzzed with claims that Quaye's accounts were frozen. This action was reportedly due to discrepancies in taxes for his 29 businesses. The Financial Intelligence Centre froze accounts linked to Bills Micro Credit and Quick Credit.

Citi News also mentioned that Romeo-Richlove Kweku Seshie’s accounts were affected. A letter indicated that the freeze directive was issued on March 21, 2025. It remains unclear if the investigation began before or after Quaye's high-profile birthday celebration.

Reactions from social media users have varied widely. One user commented on Quaye's calm demeanor despite being a billionaire. Others questioned why certain public figures had not faced similar scrutiny.

Gramps Morgan expressed discontent over the GRA's actions against Quaye. He advocated for supporting African entrepreneurs instead of probing them further.

The investigation into Richard Nii-Armah Quaye continues to spark discussions online as many await further developments.