Gh Hyper, the Blogger and Public Relations representative for socialite Hajia4reall, assured Ghanaians not to be overly concerned about her case.
He expressed confidence in the team’s handling of the situation, following Hajia4reall’s guilty plea to the $2M romance scam and money laundering charges.

Gh Hyper had previously mentioned Mona’s enrollment in school as the reason for her social media absence, but recent developments contradict that, with Mona confirming her guilty plea.

Mona Faiz Montrage, 31, admitted involvement in a money laundering scheme linked to romance scams orchestrated by a West African criminal enterprise.
The scheme targeted vulnerable individuals through fake identities and deceptive tactics, resulting in over $2 million in fraudulent funds. Mona faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison, agreeing to pay forfeiture and restitution. The Federal Bureau of Investigation led the investigation, and U.S. District Judge Paul A. Crotty will determine the sentencing.