Equatorial Guinea 400+ tape scandal: Evangelist Ebuka Obi exposes hidden occultic agendas (VIDEO)

• Amid the firestorm ignited by the viral leak of Baltasar Engonga’s explicit tapes, Evangelist Ebuka Obi stepped into the fray, unapologetically sharing his scathing views.
• With no intention of holding back, he didn’t just condemn the scandal — he took it further, accused Engonga’s relationships with numerous women of being part of a deeper, more sinister occultic plot.

Evangelist Chukwuebuka Anozie Obi, better known as Ebuka Obi, the fiery Spiritual Director of Zion Prayer Movement Outreach, has thrown an explosive twist into the ever-deepening scandal surrounding Baltasar Engonga, the embattled Director General of the National Financial Investigation Agency.

The saga took a dark turn when Engonga became entangled in a shocking sex scandal involving the wives of powerful figures.

In a daring video that quickly went viral, Obi unveiled his own explosive perspective on the situation, one that goes beyond the surface-level shock.

According to him, Engonga’s sordid affairs with these married women aren’t just the result of reckless indulgence but part of a much darker and more calculated scheme.

In his view, Engonga and other powerful men like him, who seem to wield unimaginable influence, are part of a much larger occultic network.

The cleric believes that these men are bound by strict, dark conditions that demand they perform despicable acts like the ones Engonga has been accused of, all in exchange for the wealth, status, and influence they hold.

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The scandal erupted during a high-profile fraud investigation against him, which led to unexpected raids on his home and office by ANIF officials.

It was here that authorities uncovered a staggering collection of over 400 explicit videos, exposing Engonga’s twisted sexual escapades with the wives of some of the country’s most influential men.

These tapes, some involving high-profile women such as his own brother’s wife, his cousin, the sister of Equatorial Guinea’s president, the wife of the Director General of Police, and at least 20 wives of prominent ministers, sent waves of disbelief and outrage through the nation and beyond.