Ghanaian Woman Confesses Love for Estranged Obroni Man, “We Will Have a Bouncy Baby”
- Social media users reacted strongly to a viral video showing a Ghanaian woman making advances toward an Obroni man, sparking widespread online debate
- Earlier reports revealed the man was married with children, yet the woman continued her pursuit, drawing intense scrutiny and discussions from netizens
- Netizens’ reactions caused a massive stir, with YEN.com.gh compiling interesting comments, comparing the incident to the infamous Russian man escapades
Netizens have been buzzing online after a Ghanaian woman’s actions sparked discussion across social media platforms.
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In an X video circulating widely, the woman, dressed in a black top, white trousers, red slippers, and a small waist bag, approached two foreigners at a popular beach location.
The footage shows her confidently engaging one of the men, placing a hand on his shoulder and beginning a conversation. Her gestures and words, expressing affection and a future together, quickly caught the attention of onlookers and viewers online.
The man, who was being recorded, calmly explained that he is married with two children. The woman’s reaction and persistence have since gone viral, drawing thousands of comments from users weighing in on the unusual encounter.
Social media users have shared mixed reactions, with some applauding her courage and others questioning the audacity of her actions. The video has sparked conversations about love, cultural boundaries, and relationships between Ghanaians and foreigners, making it one of the most talked-about moments of the week.
While the full context of their interaction remains private, the clip continues to circulate, generating heated debate and curiosity about what led to this unexpected beachside confession.
Watch the X video below.
Woman’s public advances on obroni spark reactions
Ghanaians on social media have reacted strongly to a viral video showing a woman making advances toward an Obroni man.
Below are some of the most interesting comments circulating online.
@kata_wodieso wrote:
"I know that woman, she's a Shatta Wale fan, they're always disgracing Ghana, sigh."
@cracckman commented:
"Our women easily give themselves away to foreigners. They think there are better opportunities with these foreigners than with the locals."
@idabie_kweku commented:
"No lesson learnt."
@Vimhype_ wrote:
"Same soup."
Choice flaunts new obroni boo after Yaytseslav
In a related news, content creator Choice Kinoti has unveiled her actual boyfriend, sharing that he is also a Russian man, just hours after she addressed her involvement with viral streamer Yaytseslav.
Yaytseslav, whose real name is Vladislav Lyulkov, has been trending online after it emerged that he had filmed and published escapades with different women from Ghana and Kenya.
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Choice, an up-and-coming Kenyan content creator, was one of the many women who fell victim to the Russian man's antics.
Choice Kinoti washes Russian man Yaytseslav's boxers
In one of Yaytseslav's videos from his time in Kenya, Choice Kinoti was seen performing domestic tasks for him.
The controversial footage showed her washing his white boxer shorts and cleaning dishes at the Airbnb rental where he was staying.
The clip sparked massive reactions online, with many expressing their concern, but Choice stated that she does not regret her actions.
Another TikTok video showed the Kenyan content creator dancing for Yaytseslav as he played a song from his device.
Notwithstanding the controversy surrounding the private video matter, Choice seems bent on having a Russian lover.
In an Instagram post shared, Choice was seen laughing and holding onto the shoulder of a man.
"My real Russian boyfriend," she captioned the post, accompanied by a love emoji.
The man, dressed in an unbuttoned maroon shirt over a white t-shirt, was heard speaking in Russian while Choice, dressed in a black top and white cap, laughed alongside him.
Ghana government wants Yaytseslav extradited for prosecution
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported that the Government of Ghana was seeking the extradition of Yaytseslav for the alleged filming of women without consent.
Communications Minister Sam George shared plans to extradite the Russian man for his actions, which he described as serious crimes against the country's laws.
In an interview, the minister assured that the government was working to protect citizens' rights and pursue legal action against Yaytseslav over his videos.
Source: YEN.com.gh
