Baltasar Engonga: Who Ordered the Release of Videos from Equatorial Guinea Man’s Laptop?

• Baltasar ‘Bello’ Ebang Engonga, great-nephew of Equatorial Guinea’s President Obiang, has been imprisoned not because of intimate videos that surfaced online, but on charges of embezzlement
• The government condemned the videos as an attack on the country’s moral values, but the question of who leaked them remains unanswered.
• The women concerned who consented to private recordings are now victims of public embarrassment and mental distress

The story of Baltasar ‘Bello’ Ebang Engonga is one woven with scandals, political intrigue and the harsh realities of power in Equatorial Guinea.

Engonga, President Obiang’s grand-nephew and former director of the agency accused of financial crimes and corruption, finds himself in the infamous Black Beach prison.

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His declarations of innocence echo through the bars, like the historical cries of the wrongly accused.

Engonga‘s accusations stem not from videos that have surfaced on the Internet, but from allegations of embezzlement that bear the brunt of political maneuvering.

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It is probably included in these videos published by suspicious people who are under threat. EngongaHis political ambitions emerge in the first layer of his story.

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The tapes recovered from the seized computers depict acts that are far from criminal. No rape, no pedophilia, just a man in intimate moments, now weaponized against her.

In an almost theatrical performance, state He condemned the videos as an insult to the country’s moral and ethical values.

The Vice President and First Lady’s statements painted Engonga as an immoral individual whose actions were supposedly eroding the fabric of society.

This carefully crafted narrative distracted from a critical question: Who ordered the release of these tapes?

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This important question, which may arise in the corridors of power, remains glaringly unanswered.

The scandal thus serves as both a political weapon and a smokescreen masking deeper problems within the regime.

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Online reactions filled with chauvinist applause Engonga The condemnation of women shows a social fault line.

Government Files New Case Against Equatorial Guinea Man

Meanwhile, legit.ng had previously reported that the government of Equatorial Guinea had filed a lawsuit against Baltasar Engonga.

The former director general of the country’s National Financial Investigation Agency allegedly said: involved in abuse in connection with a tape scandal.

Source: Legit.ng