Ajagurajah drops 'bombshell' on next person to be extradited to US after Abu Trica

In the wake of Abu Trica's surprise extradition to the United States, popular Ghanaian spiritualist Ajagurajah has predicted that a young, wealthy musician based in northern Ghana will be the next high-profile figure to face arrest and extradition on fraud-related charges.

Speaking in an interview with Nana Romeo on Okay FM on July 10, 2026, Ajagurajah described him as a young man of enormous wealth who quietly bankrolls the lavish lifestyles of some of Ghana's most popular musicians.

"He is based in the north, he is a small boy, he has money like something. Most of the flashy cars that our popular musicians here flaunt, they borrow them from him," he said.

The spiritualist claimed the young man's wealth was being backed by a powerful spirit.

However, Ajagurajah said the spirit's protection has now been broken due to a taboo violation.

"He has a spirit that is responsible for giving him money and protecting him. The problem is that the spirit does not like period blood so he is not supposed to have sex with a woman who is on her period. Unfortunately he was having sex with a lady and her period came at that time. So the spirit is gone. He is no longer being protected. He will be next," Ajagurajah declared.

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The prediction comes on the heels of the extradition of Frederick Kumi, popularly known as Abu Trica, to the United States on July 9, 2026, to face charges relating to an alleged $8 million romance scam targeting elderly Americans, the latest in a series of high-profile arrests and extraditions of Ghanaian businessmen on fraud charges.

“The next person to be extradited to the USA after Abu Trica is in the Northern part of Ghana.”

— Ajagurajah pic.twitter.com/IUpqjPwugR

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