Public furious as Russian man records sexual escapades with Young Ghanaian ladies and shares videos online

Ferdinand  | PoliticsGhana | February 13 | Public furious as Russian man records sexual escapades With Young Ghanaian ladies and shares videos online

Public concern grows after reports allege a foreign national secretly recorded intimate encounters with young women in Ghana and shared them online. Calls mount for investigation.

Accra, Ghana – February 2026

Growing public concern has emerged following allegations that a foreign national, reportedly of Russian origin, engaged in intimate encounters with multiple young women in Ghana and secretly recorded the interactions for distribution on a Telegram channel.

The claims, which are circulating widely on social media, suggest that some of the encounters were captured using a concealed recording device without the knowledge or consent of the women involved.

As of publication, law enforcement authorities have not publicly confirmed details of the allegations. However, the matter has sparked widespread debate about digital exploitation, privacy violations, and cybercrime enforcement in Ghana.

Allegations of Secret Recording

One case that has drawn significant attention involves a 29-year-old woman who reportedly met the individual at a shopping mall in Accra. According to accounts circulating online, she later accompanied him to a hotel where an intimate encounter allegedly took place.

It is further claimed that the encounter was recorded using a hidden body camera.

If verified, such conduct could constitute serious criminal offenses under Ghanaian law, particularly in relation to cybercrime, non-consensual recording, and the unlawful distribution of intimate images.

Legal and Cybercrime Implications

Secretly recording intimate acts without consent may violate privacy protections and could fall under offences addressed by Ghana’s Cybersecurity and data protection laws.

Legal experts note that non-consensual sharing of intimate content can expose victims to blackmail, reputational harm, emotional trauma, and long-term psychological distress.

Digital platforms such as Telegram, which allow encrypted content sharing, can complicate tracking and enforcement efforts once material has been uploaded and redistributed.

Security agencies are being urged to investigate the matter thoroughly and determine whether any criminal conduct has occurred.

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Public Reaction and Safety Concerns

The allegations have ignited strong reactions online, with many Ghanaians calling for swift action to protect individuals from digital exploitation.

Civil society advocates say the situation highlights the need for greater public awareness regarding:

• Digital consent and privacy rights
• Risks associated with concealed recording devices
• Reporting mechanisms for cyber exploitation
• Stronger enforcement against online abuse

There are also renewed calls for enhanced collaboration between law enforcement and digital platforms to address cross-border exploitation.

A Broader Conversation on Digital Responsibility

Beyond the immediate allegations, the situation has prompted reflection on personal safety in the digital era.

Technology has made covert recording devices more accessible, raising concerns about exploitation in private spaces. Advocates stress that while individuals have personal freedom, awareness of potential risks is critical.

At the same time, commentators emphasise that responsibility lies primarily with anyone who violates another person’s privacy. Victims of digital abuse should not be subjected to public shaming.

Call for Investigation

As the story develops, attention is turning toward the Ghana Police Service and relevant cybercrime authorities to establish the facts and determine whether formal charges are warranted.

Until official confirmation is provided, the claims remain allegations. Authorities have yet to release a formal statement on the matter.