TRENDING SEXTAPE ! Internet Ablaze As Blessing CEO Recreates 400- Woman Sex Scene [Video]
A recent and highly controversial video has emerged online, allegedly showing Baltasar Ebang Engonga, a high- profile official in Equatorial Guinea, engaged in sexual activities with numerous women— allegedly as many as 400. This revelation has shocked the public and ignited a media storm, as many of the women are reportedly married or pregnant. To complicate matters, Engonga is himself a married man with six children, which has only intensified the scandal and led to widespread debate on social media about morality, power, and personal responsibility.
Among the many responses to this incident, Nigerian relationship therapist and social media influencer Blessing CEO took a humorous approach on Instagram. Known for her outspoken and often satirical posts, she addressed the scandal with playful mockery, mimicking the alleged scenes in a way that exaggerated the women’ s actions with over- the- top gestures and poses. Blessing also used this moment to poke fun at the idea of ” bringing something to the table” in relationships, joking that when asked this question, women should respond with quirky phrases like ” Equatorial fowl” or ” Equatorial Guinea. ”
Blessing’ s humorous take has sparked mixed reactions. While some of her followers praised her boldness and sense of humor, others criticized her for making light of a serious and morally complex issue. For many, her post highlights a larger question about the limits of humor and satire, especially when dealing with sensitive topics involving public figures and privacy.
In her post, Blessing wrote, ” Blessingceo what do you have to bring to the table? ? ? ? Meee. Equatorial fowl Responsible women in the mud. ”
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Her comments have drawn a flurry of responses from fans and followers, some joining in on the jokes, while others raised concerns about her approach:
– @naljainfo: ” Something tells me the first trouser you wore for this video tore before you changed into this one. ”
– @a. okeleke: ” Imagine your children watching this so- called content in the future. ”
– @djreeves_uk8701: ” Don’ t go fall because of ‘ What do you have to bring to the table. ‘ ”
– @madambreakingnews: ” Blessing, you’ re really a character. I keep saying Nigerian universities need to add you to their courses— maybe in history! ”
– @zila_blaq: ” CEO is a vibe. If you hate her, you’ re a complete mugu. Love you today, tomorrow, and forever. ”
This incident raises important discussions about public behavior, social responsibility, and the ways in which influencers address sensitive issues.
