Face and Name of Russian Man Who Secretly Recorded Ghanaian Women Surface Online

Face and Name of Russian Man Who Secretly Recorded Ghanaian Women Surface Online

  • A Russian man who recently went viral after sharing videos of his interactions with Ghanaian women is trending again
  • The identity of the Russian man has been disclosed, days after his interactions with women in Ghana made waves online
  • A video circulating on social media showed the face of the individual and what many believed to be his real name

The real name and a video showing the face of the Russian man who used a hidden camera to record his conversations with several Ghanaian women have been disclosed.

Details of his identity surfaced on social media days after he had already met with several ladies in Ghana and posted their interactions online.

Russian man posts videos of Ghanaian women online
Russian man invites women to apartment on camera. Middle photo for illustration purposes only. Photo Credit: Getty images/Connect Images, Facebook/Clement Nana Asamoah, Tiktok/yaytseslav
Source: TikTok

Russian man’s identify emerges

In one of his videos posted on his page @yaytseslav.official, he could be seen inviting a Ghanaian lady to his room, after which they had an interaction.

At the beginning of the video, he showed the moment the lady arrived on a motorcycle, spoke with her, and ushered her into his apartment.

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On his TikTok page, videos of several women he had spoken to were shared online.

In a report published by Yen, Gossips 24 TV was one of the first platforms to expose the activities of the Russian man.

In a viral video showing him wearing a T-shirt and walking into an apartment, his face was briefly captured, a clip that has also been attached to this article.

The report from Yen also explained that the name he used on his TikTok channel, @yaytseslav, might not be his real name, suggesting that Vyacheslav Trahov could be his actual identity.

Russian man secretly records Ghanaian women in viral videos.
A Russian man films Ghanaian women with a hidden camera. Right photo for illustration purposes only. Photo Credit: Getty images/Connect Images, Facebook/Clement Nana Asamoah
Source: Getty Images

In several of his videos, @yaytseslav, recorded women using a hidden camera on his face, complimented them, and revealed that he was from Russia.

Additionally, the report suggests that the individual might have violated an important Ghanaian law by recording individuals without their knowledge or consent.

Reactions as Russian man speaks to women

peninah chege said:

"He's using raybands glasses. This is not content but nonsense coz he's only entertaining Russian showing them how cheap we are.."

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itsTutuBabes noted:

"Am tired of smiling."

Ed wrote:

"What does he tell them."

KONADU YIADOM stressed:

"Sir from the African brotherhood association we are proud of u."

MITCH S.EX.Y TOFFEE added:

"Ghana girls are so nice to white guys and we black men ,they don’t like us."

Valeria shared:

"Seems he is using meta glasses to record."

Emmanuel added:

"Come with me just like that hmm."

BigBag added:

"Ok keep going."

Medy Brown said:

"Ah Angela? Just like that noaaa?"

T-SK🫦🖤said:

"Wym “I might have to cancel the ride”

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Ghana man detained for firing a gun publicly

Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a man in Ghana was arrested for firing a gun in the air during Nigerian singer Asake’s street show in Accra. Police took his rifle and kept him in custody.

The man said he was celebrating Asake, but police warned that guns must never be used like that.

Proofreading by James Ojo, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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Muhammed Hammed Olayinka (Human Interest Editor) Muhammed has worked with Oracle UNILORIN, Opera News Hub, Scopper News, Gistreel, and now LEGIT.ng. He won the NAPSS President Writing Skirmish (2017) and was first runner-up in the UNILORIN Senate Writing Contest (2018). He can be reached via email at muhammed.hammedolayinka@corp.legit.ng