Report By: News Desk
Mr. Richard Nii Armah Quaye, the President of RNAQ Holdings and founder of the RNAQ Foundation, is making a passionate appeal to young Ghanaians with financial resources and promising business ideas.
He is advocating for them to unite and collectively build wealth by investing in local businesses, with the goal of scaling these ventures both nationally and globally.
Mr. Quaye firmly believes that Ghana has the potential to achieve significant economic greatness and self-reliance through strategic collaboration and investment.
Mr. Quaye envisions a future where young Ghanaians, equipped with financial resources, come together to create a powerful force for economic transformation.
He underscored the importance of collective investment, stating, “I am calling on every young Ghanaian with financial resources: Let us form a united pool of investors.
A powerful alliance that can, at any moment, raise significant capital to invest in the sectors that matter most.”
Drawing from successful models in developed nations, Mr. Quaye highlighted how collaborative investment has been a key driver of growth and shared prosperity.
“This has been done in the most developed nations, where people come together, invest together, and grow together, sharing the rewards based on what each person contributes.
And now, it’s time for Ghana, the black star of Africa, to shine, as these nations have,” he added, emphasizing the need for Ghana to adopt similar strategies to foster economic development.
Mr. Richard Nii Armah Quaye’s retirement speech was not just a farewell address, but a powerful call to action for a new generation of Ghanaian leaders.
By embracing his vision of unity, strategic investment, and innovation, young Ghanaians have the opportunity to forge a brighter economic future for themselves and contribute to the overall prosperity of their nation.
His message resonates with the urgent need for Ghana to harness its local talent and resources to achieve long-term economic independence and global competitiveness.
Source: www.thenewindependentonline.com
