Yaytseslav: Two Ladies Refuse Advances of Russian Recording Private Videos of Ghanaian Women
- Two Ghanaian ladies have gained respect for rejecting the advances of viral Russian man Yaytseslav
- Yaytseslav, who has been recording his escapades with women in Accra, had wanted to woo them too
- Netizens shared mixed feelings about women's choices amid Yaytseslav's alleged manipulative escapades
Two Ghanaian ladies have earned massive respect after it emerged that they had refused the advances of a man who records and shares videos of his escapades with women online.
Yaytseslav is trending online after videos of his dealings with some Ghanaian women surfaced online on Thursday, February 12, 2026.
The man, who introduces himself as a Russian, often moves around the Accra Mall area, gets acquainted with shoppers and passersby, and records them to share online.
Source: Youtube
Russian man Yaytseslav's escapades with Ghanaian women
In many instances, he would convince the ladies to exchange their phone numbers with him and even get them to visit his residence later, all of which he records to put online.
He syndicates his content on TikTok, YouTube, and Telegram, where he has a private channel.
Summaries of his videos appear on TikTok and YouTube, while full content can be accessed on the private channel at a subscription fee of $5 per month.
In one Facebook video, a lady he met while shopping at the mall followed him home and was later spotted in a big towel, apparently after freshening up.
After the videos emerged online, there has been outrage online.
Many condemned his behaviour, while others criticised the ladies for being casual about their lives, especially with the ease with which they were convinced.
Source: TikTok
Two ladies refuse Russian man Yaytseslav's advances
Despite the seeming casual nature of some of the ladies, two women were willing to withstand Yaytseslav's charm and refused his advances.
In the video, he approached the two ladies, asking if they were mother and daughter or sisters, to which they replied that they were siblings.
He then complimented their good looks, before going ahead to tell them he was from Russia, sticking to his usual script to try and woo them.
Before he could say anything further, one of the ladies mentioned that her sister was married, to which the other nodded in confirmation.
Yaytseslav then showed them something on a device he was holding, but was asked not to touch the hand of one of the women.
He tried to give his call card to the woman, who showed no interest in keeping it, then forced it into her hand before they parted ways. Watch the YouTube video here.
Yaytseslav's recordings possibly breach Ghanaian law
It is not known how he records his videos, but from the look of things, Yaytseslav likely used a body camera, which the ladies may not have been aware of.
If so, his conduct would likely violate multiple Ghanaian laws, including section 67 of the Cybersecurity Act, 2020 (Act 1038), which states:
"A person shall not, with intent to cause serious emotional distress, intentionally distribute or intentionally cause another person to distribute the int*mate image or prohibited visual recording of another identifiable person without the consent of the person depicted."
Obofour's wedding photos resurface amid marital rumours
In other news, YEN.com.gh reported that old photos of Reverend Obofour's wedding with his wife in 2010 had emerged online.
The photos had resurfaced after Queen Ciara passionately defended her 16-year marriage to the man of God in a TikTok video.
The preacher's wife's defence came on the back of swirling rumours that their marriage was reeling under side chick pressure.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
