Equatorial Guinea Government Officer Under Investigation After Controversial Viral Videos with Over 400 Women
Baltasar Ebang Engonga, a government officer from Equatorial Guinea, has sparked outrage after a series of viral videos surfaced, allegedly featuring him with over 400 women, many of whom are said to be married.
In a surprising statement, Engonga claimed, “Many of the women asked me to record it; none of them were forced,” emphasizing that all interactions were consensual.
Reports indicate that Engonga’s videos include interactions with top working-class women, some of whom are married and even pregnant.
Allegations have also emerged that he recorded intimate encounters with his brother’s wife, adding to the scandal surrounding his actions.
This controversy comes on the heels of another incident involving Bala Mohammed, a Nigerian grandfather who recently shared over 80 pictures of his ex-lovers on Facebook.
As the investigation into Engonga deepens, police have raided his office, leading to the discovery of numerous recordings on his laptop.
Engonga defended himself, stating, “All the women are mature; I recorded with their permission. Some even went and came back. They asked for more, and I was just having fun. My health is good, and I’ll sue any of the women if they lied about not being infected.”
As of the latest reports, police have released Engonga from custody, and he is reportedly returning home to his family while investigations into his conduct continue.
The situation raises significant questions about consent and accountability, particularly regarding the power dynamics at play in these alleged encounters.
