Joana Coffie Alleges Hajia4Reall Has Negative Influence on Her Children

Joana Coffie has raised fresh concerns about the welfare of her children in a new court application linked to her ongoing legal dispute with businessman Richard Nii Armah Quaye (RNAQ).

In the filing, Joana alleges that when the children are with their father, they are often left in the care of Hajia4Reall, born Mona Faiz Montrage.

According to the court documents, she believes Hajia4Reall has become a significant influence in the children’s lives.

Joana claims the children have developed an excessive interest in social media while under their father’s care.

She alleges that they regularly post content she considers inappropriate for their age.

One of her main concerns involves a video she says featured her daughter dancing in a manner she found unsuitable.

Joana argues that the behaviour reflects the influence of adults around the children.

The court filing also claims that the children have been exposed to content that could place them at risk online.

According to Joana, this includes exposure to inappropriate music, social media trends and online interactions that may affect their wellbeing.

As part of her application, she is asking the court to review the current custody arrangements.

She is also seeking an order that would limit Hajia4Reall’s involvement in matters concerning the children.

The latest allegations have generated widespread discussion on social media.

Some users have questioned the role of third parties in child upbringing during custody disputes. Others have argued that the court should determine the matter based on evidence presented by both sides.

The claims remain allegations contained in court documents and have not been proven in court.

Neither Richard Nii Armah Quaye nor Hajia4Reall had publicly responded to the allegations at the time of publication.