Baltasar Engonga: Sarah Martins Lauds Man Who Slept With Over 300 Women, Including Brother’s Wife

Baltasar Engonga: Sarah Martins Lauds Man Who Slept With Over 300 Women, Including Brother’s Wife

  • Nigerian actress Sarah Martins has waded into the director general, of the National Financial Investigation Agency in Equatorial Guinea, Baltasar Engonga's scandal
  • The internet has since turned upside down following the over 300 bedroom tapes involving Baltasar Engonga that trended online
  • Sarah explained why she believes the viral Equatorial Guinea man is every woman's fantasy, despite the scandal surrounding him
  • In a chat with relationship coach Kingsley Speaks, he explained in details Sarah Martins' remarks

Nollywood actress Sarah Martins has weighed in on the viral Equatorial Guinea financial boss scandal.

Baltasar Ebang Engonga, the director general of Equatorial Guinea's National Financial Investigation Agency (ANIF), was caught on video participating in activities with several women, including his brother's wife, cousin, and other high-profile women. 

Sarah Martins reacts to Baltasar Ebang Engonga's viral tapes
Sarah Martins applauded Baltasar Ebang Engonga despite viral tapes. Credit: @officialsarahmartins, Baltasar Ebang Engonga/Facebook
Source: Instagram

The controversy emerged after an inquiry into potential fraud. Investigators had uncovered over 300 films of Baltasar with various women, including married ladies, on his computer, trailed by different opinions online.

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Sarah, on her Instagram page, said that the man is every woman's ideal man. Explaining why, she stated that he is extremely skilful, very gentle, has high energy, is very commanding in bed, plays Naija songs on every adventure, and so on.

She observed that the women deliberately surrendered themselves to him for exploitation, while others were handed to him as a settlement to remove their husband's negative records from the system.

Sarah said that he was so hot and referred to him as a "spec."

"Jokes aside, that Equatorial Guinea guy is every woman's dream man. Man is so skilled, very soft, very much in charge in bed, has top-notch energy, understands every mood, and plays Naija song on every escapade. Omo, he's a full spec, make we no lie.
"Some women willingly gave themselves to him for exploitation, while some women were given to him as a settlement to wipe off their husband's bad records from the system. Man's so hot..

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"That man na spec make we no lie. My happiness be say none of our Naija girls were involved".

See her post below:

There's truth in what Sarah Martins said - Kingsley Speaks

In a chat with Legit.ng Kingsley Speaks argued that Sarah highlighted women's fundamental desire to be treated well by the man they love.

In his words:

"Every woman wants to be treated fine by the man who loves her. And when a woman sees another man treating his wife or partner the right way, she wishes to be that woman. For me, this is why Mr. Baltasar was able to pull off, such with many women. At the core of their needs and desires, those women wanted to be treated right, this was why they did what they did.
"A woman's needs span across sexual, emotional, financial, and many others. If a woman who isn't guarded meets a man who can meet any of these aforementioned needs, she'll fall for his trap, or her needs will drive her to be with that man. Our needs can sometimes make us puppets. This is where self-control and discipline come in. Every woman he h.ad his way with did because they wanted their needs met. Every woman wants her needs met by a man, at some point in her life. So, Sarah Martins has a point."

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Sarah Martins triggers reactions online 

Legit.ng compiled the reactions online 

badperson__231:

"Bro to Bro don’t pamper your woman like egg again."

iamdjwind:

"So because some legends no day record e mean say them no sabi."

endwell_1:

"Something badd happened in Equatorial Guinea, na Nigerians carry the matter for head, True true na Tpain fit una."

demigodofhype:

"So na porrn we all wan dey watch now?? Where is the shame😢where is this man😢and where are the 400 videos."

queenshan__:

"Na woah 😳 some takes sha. Just keep things in your head you must not say something."

iamdjwind:

"So because some legends no day record e mean say them no sabi."

shopkizara_hair:

"Sometimes silence is best, when you think about something. You open mouth waaaaaa, and people discover wisdom is absent! Let's learn to shut up sometimes!"

skmisfit:

"Imagine he came to Nigeria for official assignment or state visit or exchange program?"

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Verydarkman reacts to Equatorial Guinea’s Baltasar’s leaked tape

Nigerian social media critic Verydarkman joined the list of netizens to react to Baltasar Ebang Engonga's scandal.

The Equatorial Guinea's finance boss' tape with over 300 women, including his brother's wife and cousin, leaked on social media.

VDM pointed out things he noticed about the women who appeared in Baltasar's video as he advised married men.

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Chinasa Afigbo (Editor) Chinasa Afigbo is a pop culture/music journalist and content writer with over four years of experience in other mainstream media organisations, including Vanguard Media and Guardian Life. She holds a degree in Information Management Technology from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). She also moved on to pursue courses in writing & media communications. Chinasa has also been published in other Intl journals, like The African Report. Reach her at: chinasa.afigbo@corp.legit.ng.