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Hajia4real used 5 accounts to take US$2million from 6 scam victims; court reports

By King Bygone 2 min read Updated
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According to court reports made known to the public, popular Ghanaian musician and socialite, Hajia4Reall maintained five foreign bank accounts in which she garnered funds from six innocent victims.

The court documents, revealed that these bank accounts were established under various non-existent business names in three different banks in Bronx, New York.

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The ‘Montrage Accounts,’ as called, were numbered from Account 1 to Account 5 and the court detailed how Hajia4Reall operated them.

Accounts 1 and 3 were designated as business accounts in the name of ‘Mona Montrage DBA 4Reall Designs,’ supposedly a beauty supply store with a sole proprietorship.

She held the sole signatory rights for both Account 1 and Account 3, which were opened on May 23, 2018, and September 15, 2016, respectively.

Accounts 2, 4, and 5 were bank accounts held in the name of ‘Mona Faiz Montrage.’ Initially, the sole signatory on Account 2 was solely “Montrage,” but another individual (Individual 2) was later added to the account.

The sole signatories for Account 2 and 5 increased over time. Between December 31, 2013, and October 15, 2019, these Montrage accounts saw deposits totaling $2,165,000, with subsequent withdrawals of about $2,096,000.
Most of these deposits consisted of cash and international wire transfers to Ghana.

Additionally, it was uncovered that Hajia4Reall was involved in a romance scheme where she allegedly defrauded a 70-year-old woman.

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King Bygone

King Bygone is the Founder and Editor of Nsemwokrom. He is a Ghanaian blogger, digital publisher, and social media influencer with a passion for entertainment, lifestyle, sports, and trending news. He has covered stories across Ghana's entertainment industry, highlighting celebrities, music, film, and viral moments. Through Nsemwokrom, he is committed to delivering timely, accurate, and engaging stories that keep readers informed every day.