Ghanaians Left In Shòck As Nigerian Guy Uses ‘Russian Man’ Tactics To Collect Phone Numbers Of Girls

According to a report by Ghpage News yesterday which was Thursday, October 8, 2026, a Nigerian content creator has attracted attention on social media after reportedly collecting more than 30 phone numbers from Ghanaian women in a single day using flirting techniques inspired by the viral personality popularly known as the “Russian Man.”

The content creator reportedly took to the streets of Ghana to approach women, strike up conversations and record their reactions as part of his online entertainment activities.

His approach, which emphasises confidence, quick introductions and spontaneous conversations, has drawn comparisons with the style that made the Russian content creator popular across social media platforms.

According to the account of the incident, the Nigerian man managed to obtain over 30 phone numbers during his outing, a figure that has generated considerable interest among people following the story.

The reported achievement has sparked conversations about the role confidence and communication play in approaching strangers.

While some social media users may view the feat as entertaining or impressive, others may be interested in understanding how the creator managed to engage so many women within such a short period.

Street-flirting videos have become increasingly visible in online entertainment, with creators approaching people in public spaces and capturing their conversations for audiences to watch. Such content often relies on humour, spontaneity and the reactions of those involved to attract views and encourage engagement.

The Nigerian creator’s reported activities in Ghana have also highlighted the growing movement of digital content creators across African countries. With social media making it easier for videos to reach audiences beyond national borders, trends that become popular in one country can quickly inspire creators elsewhere.

However, obtaining someone’s phone number should not automatically be interpreted as proof of romantic interest. People may agree to share their contact details for different reasons, and any subsequent communication depends on mutual willingness.

There are also questions surrounding privacy when public interactions are recorded and shared online. Content creators are expected to consider whether the people featured are comfortable with their appearances being used for entertainment purposes.

Although the reported collection of more than 30 phone numbers has attracted attention, the available account does not establish whether all the women later communicated with the creator.

Nevertheless, the incident has added to discussions about viral flirting trends, street content and the growing influence of social media personalities in shaping online entertainment across Ghana and Nigeria.

See some of the reactions from Ghanaians below.