FBI Sends Hajia to Court: Trolls Demand $2m Deduction from Her Salary, Mocking Abeiku Santana's Controversial Statement

Hajia 4 Real's recent extradition to the U.S.A. has been generating significant attention and has remained a top trending topic for over a day. It has been revealed that Hajia was involved in fraudulent activities alongside her associates, where they swindled numerous elderly U.S. citizens.

Interestingly, amidst this unfolding story, another individual who seems unrelated to the case, Abeiku Santana, has also faced criticism and trolling. Previously, Abeiku had pleaded for the release of two Pizzaman employees who received a five-year jail sentence for stealing several cartons of chicken wings and other items. He expressed the opinion that it would have been more appropriate to deduct the value of the stolen items from their paychecks gradually, rather than imprisoning them.

Ghanaians reacted strongly to Abeiku Santana's stance, mocking and criticizing him for his views. Now, these same sentiments and logic are being applied to the Hajia case. In response to her arrest, a netizen took to Twitter, posting a photo of Santana and expressing disappointment in the American justice system. They suggested that instead of sending her to court, the authorities should settle the matter privately and deduct the owed amount from her monthly YouTube earnings until she repays the victims. The netizen expressed their disappointment in the self-proclaimed "leader of the world."

In conclusion, the ongoing attention surrounding Hajia 4 Real's extradition and the subsequent trolling of Abeiku Santana highlights the public's interest and engagement in these controversial situations. The case serves as a reminder of the power of social media and the influence it holds in shaping public opinion and discourse.

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