GH¢50m Demand to GH¢2m Offer: RNAQ makes new settlement move in divorce case

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RNAQ has reportedly increased his court-ordered settlement offer to his ex-wife from GH¢300,000 to GH¢2 million, including properties and luxury vehicles.

Summary

Ghanaian businessman Richard Nii Armah Quaye (RNAQ) has reportedly increased his court-ordered settlement offer to his ex-wife Joana Coffie from GH¢300,000 to GH¢2 million. This new offer, detailed in a statement by RNAQ's lawyers on May 7, 2026, includes several properties and luxury vehicles, such as a Mercedes-Benz E-Class and a second car of Joana's choosing. Additionally, RNAQ has proposed completing renovation works on their jointly owned home and transferring full ownership to Joana, as well as handing over a three-bedroom house in Dansoman. This move comes after Joana initially demanded a GH¢50 million settlement and filed an appeal against the High Court's ruling in January 2026, which awarded her GH¢300,000, a one-third share of the matrimonial home, two Jaguar vehicles, and GH¢5,000 monthly for their three children. RNAQ has expressed his willingness to resolve their differences for the sake of their children.

(Source:Ghana Web)

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