Former ANIF Director Baltasar Engonga’s Wife Sextape Leaks

Former ANIF Director Baltasar Engonga’s Scandal Deepens as Wife’s Sextape Leaks.

iexclusivenews – In a developing story from Equatorial Guinea, the sex scandal surrounding former ANIF (National Financial Investigation Agency) Director Baltasar Ebang Engonga has taken a new turn.

Recent reports indicate that private footage of Engonga’s wife has emerged on social media, further complicating the ongoing investigation.

The Wife of the sacked Director General of ANIF, Baltasar Ebang Engonga, has been caught in extra-marital affairs. Video footage emerged of Engonga’s wife having an intimacy with another man. See see

This was disclosed by popular social critic, Martins Ortse aka VeryDarkMan via an Instagram post on Saturday.

The incident came to light through social media, where commentator Martins Ortse, known as VeryDarkMan, shared information about the leaked content.

This development follows the earlier discovery of approximately 400 private videos found during a fraud investigation involving the former ANIF director

Sharing pictures of the Engonga’s wife from the video footage, VeryDarkMan said: “Just when I thought it was all over about this Equatorial Guinea man, the whole thing is getting more interesting. l just saw a video of his wife and another man, if you watch this video; it’s crazy. If you see how another man was na*cking his wife.”

Engonga was recently caught with about 400 sex tapes with several women during an investigation into a fraud case.

The leaked videos have continued to generate controversy via the social media space.

Reacting, First Lady Constancia Mangue Obiang expressed outrage over the scandal during a meeting with Prime Minister Manuel Osa Nsue.

Mrs Obiang called for immediate government intervention to uphold the dignity of Equatoguinean women and protect their privacy in the digital age.

Following the discovery, Engonga was relieved of his duty and subsequently arrested.

The incident has highlighted the growing challenges of maintaining privacy in the digital age and raised questions about the security of personal information in Equatorial Guinea. Government officials are now facing pressure to implement stronger protective measures for citizens’ private data.