Shatta Wale Goes Berserk Over Calls For His Arrest For Alleged Involvement In Hajia4Reall’s Case

Shatta Wale has in a two-minute video launched scathing attack on persons he says are calling for his arrest for his alleged involvement in Hajia4Reall’s romance scam saga.

Characteristic of the musician, he resorted to the use of some unprintable words targeted at his accusers while vehemently refuting suggestions that he is a fraudster.

“How do you tag FBI to check Shatta Wale because Hajia4Reall has been arrested and is being investigated for fraud?” Shatta Wale who has always touted Hajia4Reall as a godmother said in Pidgin as he rained insults on the fathers and mothers of those calling for his arrest.

“I have taken notice of these comments. What do you mean? The same thing happened during my time with Nana Appiah Mensah. As soon as he had a challenge, you were jubilating that they would take my house from me. Did you see anyone buy us a house? Do I look like a fraudster? Don’t you see my hard work?” he fumed with rage.

Shatta Wale who spewed the comments from his studio in casual wear, said he expected people to call for prayers for Hajia4Reall instead of suggesting that people close to the socialite should also be arrested.

“Go and ask FBI if they have my documents. I’ll travel and nobody can arrest me. A cheek of it,” Shatta Wale said in the video sighted by GhanaWeb.

Mona Faiz Montrage, better known as Hajia4Reall or Mona4Reall has been extradited from the United Kingdom to the US for allegedly swindling over $2 million from older, single American men and women in a twisted lonely-hearts scam.

According to the New York Post, Mona4Reall appeared in the Manhattan Federal Court for her alleged involvement in a series of schemes that targeted vulnerable people who lived alone. The report also stated that the socialite pleaded not guilty to the charges and is set to be released in the coming days on a $500,000 bond with GPS tracking via an ankle monitor.

According to Ghana’s Financial Intelligence Centre (IFC), which is working in conjunction with INTERPOL and FBI on the case, all persons within the social and business network of the suspect are now persons of interest in the investigation.

“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.