Equatorial Guinea’s government has taken swift action against Baltasar Engonga, the former Director General of the National Financial Investigation Agency, over a shocking sex tape scandal. Engonga allegedly recorded over 400 sex tapes involving wives of high-ranking officials, including his own family members and the President’s sister.
Scandal Details
- The videos went viral, showcasing Engonga’s encounters with multiple married women.
- The government condemned these acts as “violations of the ethical and moral values of noble Equatorial Guinean society.”
- Engonga’s actions were discovered during a fraud investigation, leading to his arrest.
Government Response
- The government initiated legal proceedings against Engonga and his accomplices through the Public Prosecutor’s Office.
- Vice-President Teodoro Mangue announced that officials engaging in sexual acts at work would face sanctions.
- Surveillance cameras will be installed in courts and ministries to prevent similar incidents.
- Officials involved in the scandal have been suspended.
Investigation Parameters
- Distinction between personal and private spheres
- Prior consent (explicit or implicit)
- Violations of privacy
- Damage to individuals’ honor and prestige
- Rights of those harmed, including the state itself
The government aims to hold Engonga accountable and restore the country’s reputation
