Equatorial Guinea In Crisis: Top Government Officials Suspended After Explosive Sex Tape Leak Involving Baltasar Engonga
In a sensational twist, the government of Equatorial Guinea has launched a full-scale investigation into a wave of leaked sex tapes allegedly involving Baltasar Ebang Engonga, the nation’s financial crime chief. These tapes, a staggering collection of over 300 videos, reportedly show Engonga in compromising encounters with multiple women—including the wives of prominent figures within his own office.
The shocking scandal has rocked the nation, with Vice-President Teodoro Mangue pledging strict penalties against any official caught engaging in “flagrant violations” of the office code of conduct. In an official statement from the Equatorial Guinea Press and Information Office, the government confirmed that numerous officials implicated in the scandal have been immediately suspended, citing a need to restore the nation’s tarnished image.
As the raunchy tapes spread like wildfire online, the government is taking swift action. Measures include installing surveillance cameras across judicial and ministerial offices, tightening security protocols, and penalizing members assigned to monitor the very offices where the incidents reportedly took place. “The Executive has taken these actions to curb the disgraceful behavior tainting our administration,” the statement read, adding that top officials were summoned by the Vice President to develop stringent prevention strategies.
Initially detained on corruption charges, Engonga’s arrest has since spiraled into a storm of scandal. Investigators, who stumbled upon the tapes on his personal devices during their probe, discovered the videos were recorded in a range of locations—from his own office to hotels, and even public spaces. This bombshell revelation has not only shaken the public but threatens to destabilize the highest levels of the government.
Engonga, a married man with six children, now faces serious consequences for his alleged acts, as the government races to contain the fallout from a scandal that has rocked Equatorial Guinea to its core.
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