The case of Baltasar Ebang Engonga, Equatorial Guinea’s top financial investigator, has taken a dramatic turn with his arrest amid serious allegations of corruption and public scandal. Engonga, who heads the National Financial Investigations Agency, was taken to Malabo Central Prison, facing charges of embezzling billions of CFA francs from government funds....CONTINUE READING>>>
This high-profile scandal has captivated the nation, not only for the allegations of corruption but also due to the shocking discovery of over 400 explicit tapes reportedly found in his apartment. These tapes allegedly depict Engonga with various women, including married individuals and prominent figures, fueling public outrage and raising questions about his conduct.
Attorney General Nzang Nguema has assured a thorough investigation and hinted that additional charges may arise if public health risks are discovered.
Public reactions on social media are divided: while some call for strict accountability, others question the validity of the accusations, speculating on possible ulterior motives.
Netizens’ responses include:
- @nkrumahboateng: “Obviously they’ve cooked up lies because of the embarrassment.”
- @JpChidiOkoye1: “What is his offense exactly?”
- @Wedaga123: “What did he do wrong to be chained? How does this warrant being chained?”
- @iamwizgh: “Let’s hope they don’t kill him. It’s sad, bruh. I think maybe he joined a cult because I don’t understand.”
This scandal underscores concerns about integrity within Equatorial Guinea’s leadership, sparking nationwide discussions about public office ethics and accountability.
