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Congolese deputy minister caught on camera masturbating (Adult Content)

The Deputy Minister of Post, Telecommunications and Information Technology in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Enock Ruberangabo Sebineza, has been fired by the president, Joseph Kabila, after a video of the Minister masturbating inside his office went viral on social media.

According to reports, Sebineza was captured pants down by a hidden camera, pulling his trouser down and giving himself a hand job till he ejaculated.

Sebineza was clearly seen as captured by a webcam sitting in his office with the official portrait of Kabila in the background and the flag of the country installed properly, get his manhood out to masturbate, ejaculate, before cleaning up.


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