- Media personality, Solomon Buchi strongly disagrees with insinuations of looking like the embattled Baltasar Ebang Engonga.
- Via a post on X, he stated that he doesn’t resemble the man while dishing out a stern warning to Nigerians.
Nigerian writer and social media personality Solomon Buchi recently reacted to claims circulating online that he resembles Baltasar Ebang Engonga, an embattled government official from Equatorial Guinea.
Engonga gained notoriety across social media platforms after his tapes of over 400 were leaked on social media, exposing his amorous affairs with countless women both married and unmarried.
The light-skinned man subsequently got compared to Solomon Buchi with netizens merging their photos and commenting on the striking semblance.
Buchi, who is known for his motivational posts and discussions on social issues, swiftly addressed the side talks, expressing surprise and disagreement.
Buchi added a cautionary note to Nigerians, urging them to be careful about their insinuations.
“I see no resemblance between me and a man who’s slept with over 400 women. Nigerians, be careful,” he wrote.
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Still on the matter, veteran Nollywood actor, Charles Inojie weighed in on a report about one of the ladies in Baltasar Ebang Engonga tapes committing suicide after her tape went viral.
Recall that a few hours ago, Baltazar, The Director General of the National Financial Investigation Agency in Equatorial Guinea began trending after authorities stumbled on over 400 explicit videos in his apartment after they conducted a surprise search in it in a bid to obtain evidence on his alleged corrupt and fraudulent deals.
The videos were subsequently shared online and social media users went gaga due to the man’s performances, different spots romps took place, and the alarming number of women involved.
In a development, a video shows a woman lying lifeless while people gathered around her mourning. Report further claimed that the deceased lady committed suicide after her tape with Baltazar hit the internet.
Taking to the comment section of the post, Charles Inojie shared his thoughts, calling for other women who had encounters with Baltazar to be put under close watch.
