Controversial and highly opinionated Ghanaian lawyer, Maurice Ampaw has alleged he knows how Richard Nii Armah Quaye made his wealth contrary to the public’s positive perception.
This comes after the founder of Bills Micro Credit stated in an interview that he worked as a kitchen porter in the UK, washing about 5,000 plates a day to make ends meet.
Speaking on Wontumi TV, the Ghanaian lawyer emphatically stated that he knew how the founder of Bills Credit made his money, adding that he saw the beginning of his struggles with his ex-wife.
He went on to add that when Richard was born, he was 17 years old hence he’s a witness to his humble beginnings.
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He also hinted at how Nii Armah struggled with his wife at Latabiokoshie.
Lawyer Maurice Ampaw also added that Nii Armah’s first divorced wife wanted him to handle their divorce case but he declined, citing the relationship he had with them.
“Life begins at 40, but if God has blessed you, and life begins at 20 for you, when you were struggling with your wife some of were aware.
“So, it’s not true that he washed 5,000 plates. I don’t want to go there. Don’t talk about those things. Where you make your money from, we know, some of us know,” he said.
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