Equatorial Guinea is currently engulfed in a major scandal as Baltasar Ebang Engonga, the Director General of the National Financial Investigation Agency (ANIF), has come under fire following the release of explicit videos allegedly involving him and numerous women, many of whom are reportedly the wives of high-ranking government officials. Engonga is accused of engaging in these relationships without protection, and the videos reveal a staggering number of alleged encounters reportedly with over 300 women.
The scandal has sparked widespread outrage and shock across the country, raising questions not only about the moral conduct of public officials but also about potential security risks linked to the director’s actions. With the incident making international headlines, the Equatorial Guinean government and citizens alike are grappling with the fallout from what could be one of the nation’s most high-profile controversies to date.
