Ghanaian women have come under intense scrutiny on social media following the circulation of multiple controversial videos involving a Russian national identified as Yaytseslav.
The videos, which have since been widely shared across various social media platforms capture Yaytseslav’s encounters with several Ghanaian women in Accra.
In one of the clips that has attracted significant attention, he is seen meeting a woman believed to be in her early 40s at a shopping mall.
Shortly after their initial interaction, the woman abandoned her shopping plans and joined him in a ride to his hotel.
The video later shows her in a private setting at the hotel, where she undressed at his request while being recorded.
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The incident has triggered heated reactions online, with many social media users criticising the women involved.
Some have questioned their judgment and raised concerns about personal safety and privacy, particularly given that the encounters were recorded and shared publicly.
Others, however, have urged the public to shift focus toward issues of consent, exploitation, and the ethics of filming and distributing such content without clear safeguards
The growing controversy has once again highlighted concerns about digital exposure, online reputation damage, and the lasting consequences of viral content in the age of social media.
As debates continue, many are calling for greater awareness around personal security, responsible online behaviour, and the risks associated with engaging strangers in unfamiliar environments.
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