Pastor Robert Burale has shared his views on the shocking sex scandal involving Baltasar Ebang Engonga, the Director General of Equatorial Guinea‘s National Financial Investigation Agency (ANIF).
The scandal has stunned the nation and grabbed international attention. Engonga, a respected 54-year-old economist, now faces serious allegations. Investigators discovered more than 400 sex tapes while probing him for economic fraud. These tapes feature encounters with prominent women, including the president’s relatives, a senior police officer’s wife, and even Engonga’s brother’s wife.
The recordings reportedly took place in several locations, including Engonga’s office. Some even show the national flag in the background, adding to the embarrassment. When the tapes leaked online, the government acted swiftly, cracking down on inappropriate behavior in all government offices. Authorities fear the scandal has severely damaged the country’s reputation.
As outrage spreads, Pastor Robert Burale weighed in with a bold message. He called out young men who admire and praise such acts, saying, “Sleeping with 400 women and recording it is not legendary. The true mark of a man is how close he is to his purpose.”
Burale also addressed women who defend this behavior. “Shame to the women who praise him,” he said, pointing out how some of them later run to pastors, crying over their own relationship struggles. He highlighted the importance of values, urging men to live with integrity and purpose.
