After enduring what he describes as 19 years of severe personal and financial hardship, Apostle Guy Bertrand Temba has publicly broken his silence. Speaking at a press conference on Saturday, July 25, 2026, in Douala, the founder of the NGO Impact and president of Seven Days Action Espoir TV detailed the injustices he claims to have suffered estimating his financial damages at over 100 billion FCFA.Held under the banner of the Impact Conference with the theme “Between Architect of Men and Architect of God: Guy Bertrand Temba, Beyond Humanity, Denounces Injustices,” the media briefing served two main purposes: to expose those he holds responsible for his ordeal and to launch his new mission as an advocate for the voiceless.Addressing journalists, the clergyman explained that his nearly two-decade journey of trial and betrayal was a divine preparation for a greater purpose.”God cannot send you to defend a cause you don’t understand,” Apostle Temba declared, emphasizing that his struggles have given him firsthand insight into the pain of victims.He accused former business partners, tenants, and certain legal professionals of abusing his trust and taking advantage of his generosity. What began as a group of 22 individuals taking financial advantage of him, he claims, has now grown to 27.Reflecting on the specifics of his losses, Temba stated that multiple collaborators have failed to pay for services rendered or repay loans extended to them in good faith.”I work, and they don’t pay me. I lend them money, and they don’t give it back all because of my generosity,” he said.In total, he estimates that unpaid debts and direct damages exceed 100 billion FCFA. Adding to his personal trials, the Apostle revealed he has survived five serious accidents in recent years, events he believes were connected to the ongoing hostility against him.Despite these enormous setbacks, Temba highlighted his ongoing commitment to humanitarian work through the NGO Impact.
The Beginnings: Started 15 years ago providing aid to just 11 widows.Current Reach: Today supports 775 widows and 1,263 orphans.Annual Investment: Costs approximately 60 million FCFA every year.Temba explained that he funds this mission through his private business ventures. “When I win construction contracts, I take the profits and redistribute them with God’s blessing,”he noted.Transforming his personal ordeal into a platform for advocacy, Apostle Temba announced that he will now champion the rights of those who lack the financial or social means to fight for truth.Through this public declaration, he reaffirmed his unwavering determination to continue his social work while placing the pursuit of truth and justice at the very core of his life’s mission.
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