The viral video scandal involving a Russian man recording intimate encounters with Ghanaian women has since sparked massive reactions from celebrities, religious leaders, and public figures across the country.
Several well-known personalities have publicly shared their views, condemning aspects of the incident while calling for accountability.
From demands for arrest to appeals for empathy and reflection, responses have come from various key players in society.
Here are some Ghanaian personalities who have spoken on the scandal:
1. MzGee
Broadcast journalist MzGee called for immediate action against the Russian man implicated in the scandal.
In her response, she emphasised that the focus should not be solely on shaming the women but also on holding the man accountable, urging authorities to investigate and take the necessary legal steps.
2. Prophet Opambour
Founder of Ebenezer Miracle Worship Centre, Prophet Opambour, condemned the development, expressing disappointment over the image being portrayed about Ghanaian women.
He criticised both the foreign national and the women involved, stating that such incidents damage the country’s moral fabric.
3. Bullgod
Entertainment personality Bullgod also shared his thoughts, questioning why the outrage appeared to be directed more at the women than the man.
He suggested that Ghanaians must be balanced in their judgment and ensure that justice is pursued fairly.
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4. Wendy Shay
Ghanaian singer Wendy Shay addressed the issue while performing on February 16, 2026.
Although she made it clear that she does not condone the actions of the women, she appealed for empathy. According to her, the situation reflects a deeper psychological conditioning.
@kpongtv Wendy Shay’s comment on the Russian Guy’s scandal which took place in Ghana that’s affecting the lives of many young ladies. #wendyshay #russianguy #somanya #ghanatiktok🇬🇭 #kpongtv ♬ original sound - Kpong TV
5. Ola Michael
Entertainment pundit Ola Michael analysed the matter from a social angle, stating that beyond the emotional reactions, there must be a serious national conversation about self-worth, exploitation, and the influence of social media validation.
6. Yaa Yeboah
Entertainment analyst Yaa Yeboah emphasised the need to protect Ghana’s global image. She urged young women to be mindful of the long-term consequences of actions that could go viral in this digital age.
7. Prophet Kofi Oduro
Founder of Alabaster International Ministry, Prophet Kofi Oduro, did not hold back in his criticism.
In his sermon, he questioned the moral direction of society and warned that such incidents are signs of deeper value erosion within the country.
8. Vida Adutwumwaa Boateng
The Head of Public Relations for Stonebwoy, Vida Adutwumwaa Boateng, also reacted to the controversy.
She called on state institutions to investigate the matter thoroughly and ensure that Ghana’s laws are enforced if any wrongdoing is established.
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