Hajia 4Reall Finally Reveals When She Would Be In Ghana
Ghanaian influencer and musician, Mona Faiz Montrage, known affectionately as Hajia 4Reall has excited her fans by revealing when she’s likely to return to the country.
The socialite and entrepreneur revealed this when she went on Instagram Live to interact with her publicist GH Hyper. During the conversation, GH Hyper expressed his disappointment that Hajia4Reall was not present to grace the red carpet at the VGMA (Vodafone Ghana Music Awards).
“I was pained you were not around to grace the VGMA red carpet,” he shared
Hajia4Reall mentioned in her response to the blogger that whatsoever occurs and whatever God does is both good. The singer expressed hope for the future and a deep belief that anything is possible as long as there is life.
“Whatever happens is good. Whatever God does is good. Once there is life, there is hope,” she added.
Hajia4Reall after questioning when GH Hyper would come to the U.S. also mentioned the possibility of being back in Ghana by July, a statement that has shocked fans.
“When are you coming to America? July? Maybe by that time, I should be in Ghana you know. With God, everything is possible. Nothing is impossible,” she disclosed.
GH Hyper also suggested in the chat that Hajia4Reall should be in Ghana by July for the opening of his lounge, as she was designated guest of honour for the event. “You should be in Ghana by then for the opening of my lounge. You are the one opening it, I told you,” he said.
Hajia 4Reall, was extradited from the United Kingdom to the United States for allegedly defrauding older, unmarried American women and men of more than $2 million in a romance scam.
Montrage, 30, was charged with one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, one count of wire fraud, one count of money laundering conspiracy, and one count of money laundering, each of which carry a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
She is also charged with one count of receipt of stolen money, which carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison, and one count of conspiracy to receive stolen money, which carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
She appeared in Manhattan federal court on Monday and pleaded not guilty to the charges, and according to her counsel, she will be released in the coming days on a $500,000 bail with GPS monitoring via an ankle monitor.
The prosecutors said she’s been participating in a series of romance scams from at least 2013 through 2019, that targeted older people who lived alone, along with a group of con artists from West Africa who assumed false identities to deceive individuals into believing they were in relationships with them via email, text, and phone conversations.
In a statement published on the US Attorney’s Office’s official website, “the scammers would then get the victims to transfer money to them under false pretences — such as to help move gold to the US from overseas, to resolve bogus FBI investigations, and payments to help fake US Army officers in Afghanistan, court papers allege.
“Montrage, in one case, allegedly duped a victim into sending her $89,000 through 82 wire transfers on the pretext of helping her father’s farm in Ghana, the court documents claim.“
She tricked the person into believing the pair were married by sending them a tribal marriage certificate after a series of phone conversations using her real identity, the filing alleges.”
U.S. Attorney Damian Williams went on to say: As alleged, Mona Faiz Montrage was a member of a criminal conspiracy that specifically targeted older Americans through romance scams,” Manhattan US Attorney Damian Williams said in a statement. “These scams can be both financially and emotionally devastating for vulnerable victims.”
Thanks to the efforts of our law enforcement partners, Montrage was arrested abroad and has been brought to the United States to face justice,”
