New reports from Hajia4Reall’s legal battle in the U.S. reveal a dramatic turn as she exposes her estranged Ghanaian partner for allegedly drawing her into fraudulent activities.
In a stunning twist, court documents submitted by Hajia4Reall’s legal team claim that her ex-partner, Luvman Allison, used her accounts to receive money from unknown sources, involving her in fraud without her full awareness.
Elenor Fast, Hajia4Reall’s lawyer, stated that Luvman Allison had been supporting himself through fraudulent means while on probation following a previous arrest by U.S. authorities.
The documents describe how Luvman tricked Hajia4Reall, whose real name is Mona Faiz Montrage, into believing they were in a genuine relationship. He then exploited her trust to involve her in his financial schemes.
Luvman convinced Mona to allow funds to be deposited into her accounts, which he then instructed her to withdraw or transfer on his behalf, claiming he couldn’t use his accounts due to legal restrictions from his probation.
“At a point in our relationship, he would ask me to allow him to receive some funds through my accounts and later ask me to withdraw it. Sometimes, he would ask me to transfer it to a business partner in Ghana on a few occasions,” Mona explained in her statement.
Despite knowing the activities were wrong, Mona admitted she continued to assist Luvman out of fear for her safety and that of her daughter. She expressed regret, saying, “What I did was against the values that I came to America with and that I told myself I would live by.”
The court documents also suggest that Luvman used similar tactics with other individuals, using their accounts to facilitate his schemes.
