Reports have surfaced suggesting that Ghanaian media personality, Hajia4Real, allegedly attempted to take her own life following recent court proceedings.
According to IG Blogger, @westafrican_celebs, during the court proceedings yesterday, five out of the six victims of Hajia4Real appeared in court with evidence that she scammed them.
The emergence of this new evidence has deeply affected her emotionally, as it now appears that she may not be able to avoid a lengthy prison sentence. Consequently, there is a possibility that the Ghanaian socialite might spend several years behind bars and could remain outside of Ghana for an extended period.
Hajia4Real, who was arrested in the United Kingdom and extradited to the US on May 12, 2023, to face six charges, pleaded not guilty in a Manhattan federal court.
The Ghanaian Financial Intelligence Centre (IFC), in collaboration with INTERPOL and the FBI, is now treating all individuals within her social and business network as persons of interest in the ongoing investigation.
Hajia4Real has numerous associates in both entertainment and business circles in Ghana, making this case of national and international significance.
The Deputy Manager of the Financial Intelligence Centre (IFC), Shaun Henry Osei,revealed this information during an interview with Accra-based Starr FM.
“Obviously, she’s not going to be working alone, she’s going to be working in a network. The evidence that you have access to will actually lead you to be able to find out who her greater network is and obviously, if you find her greater network, by instinct you will want to look at those people because then they become persons of interest.
The Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) is Ghana’s national center responsible for receiving and analyzing reports on suspicious financial transactions and other information related to the detection of money laundering, terrorist financing, and proliferation financing offenses. The FIC processes this information and shares actionable intelligence with relevant competent authorities to combat these financial crimes.