Hajia4Reall pleads guilty requests 3-month jail sentence and deportation to Ghana
In a dramatic turn of events, Ghanaian social media influencer and musician, Hajia4Reall, has pleaded guilty to charges related to internet fraud and romance scams. Appearing in a US court yesterday, June 20, Hajia4Reall requested a three-month jail sentence and subsequent deportation to Ghana.
According to sources close to the case, Hajia4Reall’s legal team argued that she was unaware of the severity of her actions and cooperated fully with authorities. The prosecution, however, pushed for a longer sentence, citing the significant financial losses suffered by victims of the scams.
Hajia4Reall’s guilty plea and request for a relatively short sentence have sparked mixed reactions in Ghana, where she has a large following. While some have expressed disappointment and outrage, others have rallied around her, citing her contributions to the entertainment industry.
The court is expected to deliver its verdict soon, and it remains to be seen whether Hajia4Reall’s request will be granted. If deported, she is likely to face further legal action in Ghana, where authorities have been cracking down on internet fraud and cybercrime.
This development marks a significant fall from grace for Hajia4Reall, who had built a reputation as a successful influencer and musician before her arrest in the UK last November.
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