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Ghanaian business mogul and founder of Bills Credit, Richard Nii Armah Quaye, has announced that he has made his first $1 billion.



Speaking in an exclusive interview with media personality Bola Ray, Quaye attributed his success to discipline and hard work, highlighting his journey from making his first $1 million at age 27 to reaching the billion-dollar mark thirteen years later.



&#8220;Without discipline, you will not be able to achieve anything. I made my first $1 million at age 27. Thirteen years later, I have made my first $1 billion,&#8221; he shared.



Richard Nii Armah Quaye is widely recognized for his extensive contributions to Ghana’s financial sector. He is the CEO of Bills Microcredit, popularly known as Bills Credit, which provides financial services to individuals and businesses.



Beyond Bills Credit, he has expanded his business empire through investments in various industries, including Quick Credit &amp; Investment Micro-Credit Ltd, a financial institution that supports small businesses, and Quick Angels Limited, a venture capital firm that funds Ghanaian startups and businesses. He is also behind Quick Credit &amp; Loans Ltd, which offers credit facilities to individuals and businesses.



Quaye recently made headlines after posting photos and videos of himself boarding a Gulfstream 200 private jet, which he claimed as his latest acquisition.



With his growing influence in Ghana’s business landscape, Richard Nii Armah Quaye’s journey continues to inspire many young entrepreneurs aiming for financial success.

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I’ve Made My First $1 Billion- Bills Credit Founder Richard Nii Armah Quaye

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