Why Hajia 4Real Deserves No Sympathy—Blakk Rasta
Blakk Rasta, through his show on 3FM, has expressed his views on Hajia 4Real’s situation, stating that the Ghanaian socialite and musician should not receive any sympathy for her actions.
He emphasized that Hajia must face the full force of the law for her involvement in romance scams targeting elderly individuals in the US.
According to the Barack Obama hitmaker, Hajia took advantage of vulnerable and lonely victims, promising them love while exploiting them for financial gain.
The victims, as described by the American Attorney, were portrayed as sick and weak, with one foot already in the grave, yet Hajia showed no remorse for her actions. Here’s what he said:
“Hajia’s victims are told by the American Attorney that they are people who are sick and weak and are almost about to die but she didn’t care. A lot of her victims were so lonely and they were promised love by Hajia 4Real and probably her perpetrators and they knew they were so vulnerable and they knew this was old people whose one leg was already in the grave.
“But they didn’t care and she went ahead to steal their money and used the money for her own buoyancy in the country and bought cars, houses, and threw money around. “She bought so much and she was swimming in stolen opulence so I have no sympathy for people like that and it doesn’t matter whether they are my brother or my sister, my father or my mother.
He added, “Old people, very lonely worked all their lives in sweat and blood to be able to raise money, it’ll take one person to come in fake some love, maybe show some nudity and boom steal from these people”.
In a recent development in Hajia4Reall’s case, it came to light that she pleaded guilty in a romance scam case and may have her sentence reduced after allegedly revealing the identities of her accomplices.
This new update was shared by Nigerian journalist and chemist Kemi Onlunyo, who has been consistently providing accurate information on this matter since it first emerged last year.
Hajia admitted to her involvement in laundering the proceeds of romance scams that specifically targeted vulnerable Americans.
If convicted, she could face a maximum prison sentence of five years. The U.S. Attorney’s Office confirmed that Mona 4reall confessed to one count of conspiracy to receive stolen money on February 21, 2024, in front of U.S. Magistrate Judge Sarah L.
Mona was part of a criminal syndicate operating in West Africa, that orchestrated various fraudulent activities, with a particular focus on romance scams aimed at individuals and businesses in the United States.
The organization employed deceptive tactics, including the creation of fake identities and online personas, to lure victims into false romantic relationships.
They then manipulated these victims into sending money under false pretences, using reasons such as fabricated medical emergencies, travel expenses, or investment opportunities.
Mona’s role involved receiving money from the victims through bank accounts or money transfer services and subsequently transferring it to other group members located in Ghana, Nigeria, and other countries. Additionally, she used a portion of the funds for her expenses, including travel, shopping, and entertainment.
As part of her plea agreement, Mona has agreed to forfeit and repay $2,164,758.41, which represents the total amount of money she received from the victims. Her sentencing is scheduled to take place on June 15, 2024, before U.S. District Judge Paul A. Crotty.
