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Baltasar Ebang Engonga, 54, head of Equatorial Guinea’s National Financial Investigation Agency arrested over 400 sextapes with top functionaries, wives, sisters of country’s VIPs

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Equatorial Guinea anti-corruption chief, Baltasar Ebang Engonga, arrested over 400 sex tapes with highly placed ladies, VIP wives, sisters and daughters of high profile families

The Director General, National Financial Investigation Agency in Equatorial Guinea, Baltasar Ebang Engonga, has been arrested for allegedly recording over 400 sex tapes of his sexual encounter with the wives of highly placed individuals in the country.
in recent days erotic videos have been circulating on social media featuring Baltasar Ebang Engonga, better known as “Bello”. The disgraced financial corruption watchdog is currently imprisoned for alleged corruption issues
The woes of the embattled former ANIF DG turned into a tidal wave with revelations of unbridled and reckless sexual conduct with hundreds of women, some of them married. Bello who preyed on women with high profile backgrounds was exposed because he had a habit of recording those intimate encounters.
The scandalous behavior was uncovered and went viral after ANIF investigators conducting an impromptu search of his house and office came across several CDs that later revealed his sexcapades with multiple women, many of them.
The former law officer who is married with six children, is under investigation for misappropriating state funds. The allegations include embezzling 1,223 million CFA, approximately [$20.3million], diverted to personal accounts, during his term at ANIF.
Authorities have seized assets from the former anti-corruption czar, currently under preventive detention.
Amidst this financial probe, investigators discovered the tapes on his computer, inadvertently exposing a hidden life marked by personal scandals.
Engonga reportedly, filmed these scenes with the consent of the women themselves, which exonerates him from a possible crime of violation of integrity.

The former law officer who is married with six children reportedly, filmed these scenes with the consent of the women themselves, which exonerates him from a possible crime of violation of integrity

Since last October it said, Engonga has been involved in a sexual scandal unprecedented in the history of Equatorial Guinea, the report stated.
The videos reportedly include encounters with high-profile individuals, such as his brother’s wife, his cousin, the sister of the President of Equatorial Guinea, the spouse of the Director General of Police, and the wives of 20 of the country’s ministers, among others.
The footage, discovered in his personal office, was said to have been recorded with consent and has since been leaked online, causing a media uproar.
Engonga has held a prominent position in the corruption fighting agency, which has significant influence over the nation’s financial transparency and regulatory framework.

Prior to the sex tapes emerging Engonga was investigated for misappropriating state funds. Authorities claimed he embezzled about 1,223M CFA francs during his term at ANIF, leading to asset seizures and preventive detention

In report by Ahora EG, said, “The most striking thing is that some scenes took place in his work office, including moments in which he is seen sleeping with a woman next to the National Flag. Based on this sexual scandal, the Executive has stated that the measure is a direct response to the acts that have affected the image of the country,” the report read.
“With these new measures, the Government hopes to establish a clear precedent on the expected conduct of public officials in order to create a more respectful work environment in the public and private administration of Equatorial Guinea.
Speaking on the viral sextapes, the Attorney General of the country, Nzang Nguema, has stressed that, although the images suggest that the women involved were not forced to participate, the law does not consider consensual sexual relations to be a crime, unless coercion or violence is proven. This highlights the importance of victims reporting situations of sexual abuse or assault.
AG Nguema also emphasized that the risk is not only for the women involved but also for their partners and the wider community, adding, “The possibility of a contagious disease being spread through these sexual interactions makes the situation even more critical.
He further pointed out that the onus is on victims to come forward in cases of rape or assault, highlighting the need for an environment where people feel safe and supported to report such incidents.
In the aftermath, Equatorial Guinea on Monday announced the immediate suspension of all public officials who have had sexual relations in their offices.

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