ENGONGA’S SEXTAPE ! “Christians Should Be Cautious”— See What RCCG Pastor Said To Christians Watching The Viral Videos
Pastor Daniel Olawande, lead pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) The Envoys in Lagos, recently shared a strong message for Christians in response to the viral scandal involving Baltasar Ebang Engonga, former Director General of Equatorial Guinea’ s National Financial Investigation Agency (ANIF). Engonga became the center of public controversy after 400 explicit videos allegedly showing him in intimate situations with various individuals were leaked. Already under investigation for suspected fraud, Engonga was dismissed from his role, sparking further discussion across social media.
On November 8, Pastor Olawande took to his verified X (formerly Twitter) account to address the Christian community, warning against the temptation to search for these videos. He emphasized the need for spiritual discipline, suggesting that believers drawn to such content might require a period of fasting, prayer, and focused study of the Word. ” Christians searching for these videos require fasting, prayers, and intense word therapy for about seven days minimum, ” Olawande asserted, urging believers to resist engaging with content that could hinder their spiritual growth.
Expanding on his message, Pastor Olawande described those with an unusual interest in the videos as potentially struggling with ” Oga lust, ” a term he used to signify misplaced desire. He advised such individuals to embark on an immediate spiritual retreat. ” One way to know you need an urgent retreat with fasting, prayers, and intense word therapy for about seven days minimum is if, as a believer, you are stylishly looking for those Baltasar of Equatorial Guinea’ s videos, you heard there are 400, you saw one online but desire to watch the rest, searching for the link to see more. Oga lust is diagnosed, and you need to retreat fast, ” he explained.
Beyond personal repercussions, the scandal has tarnished Engonga’ s professional reputation. Equatorial Guinea’ s Ahora EG newspaper reported that Engonga may undergo medical examinations to check for potential sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), with Chief Prosecutor Anatolio Nzang Nguema warning that a positive test could lead to a public health- related prosecution.
The ongoing saga has kept Engonga in the public eye, intertwining allegations of financial misconduct, leaked personal videos, and potential health concerns, creating a scandal with widespread implications. In response, Pastor Olawande’ s message calls on Christians to maintain moral and ethical standards, avoiding sensational content that could detract from their faith.
As one of the world’ s largest Christian denominations, the RCCG influences millions, and Pastor Olawande’ s words serve as guidance for believers to stay focused on their spiritual well- being. His message highlights the importance of rejecting distractions and fostering spiritual discipline, especially in the age of viral content that can pose challenges to one’ s moral compass.
