Why Nyako Pilot Refuses to Judge Women in the Viral Russian Guy Scandal

A wave of outrage has swept across Kenya following revelations that a Russian man has been secretly filming his encounters with local women. The man, identified as Yaytseslav, has garnered global attention for sharing these private moments on social media without consent.

While many online users have been quick to shame the women involved, German-based Kenyan TikToker Nyako Pilot is taking a different stand.

Nyako Pilot’s Viral Response

In a recent TikTok broadcast, Nyako Pilot told her followers that she refuses to judge the women featured in the videos. She argued that these women might have seen the encounter as a life-changing chance.

“Those women who met the Russian guy, I will not judge them. Those women saw an opportunity to come to Europe, and they used it well,” Nyako defended.

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Nyako suggested that for many, a relationship with a foreigner represents a ticket to a better life abroad. She questioned why people were so quick to "crucify" the women while men often engage in similar private behaviours.

"I see men venting here that they always go out to fend for their women, whom they leave at home, but the women want to come to Europe," Nyako added. in her video.

She dismissed the moral backlash, claiming the world is now civilised, and people should be free to do what they want with their bodies.

The Secret Recordings

Yaytseslav reportedly travelled through Kenya, Ghana, and South Africa, recording his interactions with unsuspecting women. He would approach them in shopping malls, markets, and even at a mega church in Roysambu.

After striking up a conversation and dancing, he would often convince them to return to his rented apartment.

The footage was then split into two categories. Short clips were posted to TikTok and YouTube for free. However, the full, X-rated versions were kept for a private Telegram channel.

The Technology of Deception

The scandal has also raised serious concerns about privacy and the impact of modern technology. Many believe Yaytseslav used Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses to film the women covertly.

These glasses look like regular eyewear but can record 3K video and 12MP photos.

A Growing Divide

The debate has split Kenyan social media. Some commenters expressed shock at how quickly the women trusted a stranger without any background checks. Others argued that "the lure of white skin" creates a fantasy that makes people lower their guard.