One of the most unexpected pieces of news that greeted people on the morning of Monday, November 4, 2024, was the shocking $ex scandal surrounding Altasar Ingunga, the current Director General of the National Financial Investigation Agency (ANIF) in Equatorial Guinea.
In various tapes circulating online, Njunga is shown having sex with several married women, including his brother’s wife, his cousin, the wife of the director-general of police, about 20 of the country’s ministers’ wives, and the sister of the president of Equatoria State. Guinea.
According to reports, the previous tapes worth $400 were recovered while the official was being investigated for alleged fraud and were released online to the general public.
The scandal emerged in the context of a fraud investigation against the 54-year-old economist that led to the search of his home and office on an impromptu tip-off by ANIF officials who found several CDs that later revealed his dollar excursions with various married women.
The videos reportedly include interviews with prominent figures, such as his sister-in-law, his cousin, the sister of the President of Equatorial Guinea, the wife of the Director-General of Police, and about 20 wives of the country’s ministers, among others.
The footage, which was discovered in his personal office, was said to have been recorded with his consent and has since been posted online, causing a media frenzy.
In a report by a local media platform, Ahora EG, from last October, Ingunga was implicated in a sex scandal unprecedented in the history of Equatorial Guinea.
The former director general of ANIF, known as “Bello,” had sexual relations with several women, some of whom were married, and photographed these intimate encounters.
“What is most striking is that some of the scenes occurred at his work office, including moments in which he was seen sleeping with a woman next to the national flag,” the report said. Based on this sex scandal, the executive stated that this action is a direct response to actions that affected the country’s image.
“With these new measures, the government hopes to create a clear precedent on the expected behavior of public servants in order to create a more respectful working environment in public and private administration in Equatorial Guinea. For days, sensational videos have been circulating on social media featuring Balthasar Ibang Engunga, known as Bassem Bello, who is currently the Director General of the National Financial Investigation Agency (ANIF) and is currently imprisoned over alleged corruption cases.
“Balthasar Ebang Engunga is said to have filmed these scenes with the consent of the women themselves, which absolves him of a possible crime of indecent assault. The videos show him having unprotected sex with several women, including those married to powerful and well-known people in the country, but Also with the most “singing and influential” single women in Equatorial Guinea. She added that some scenes take place in hotel rooms, houses and even in the protagonist’s office at the Ministry of Finance.
However, speaking via the widely circulated text tapes, the country’s Attorney General, N’Zang Nguema, stressed that although the images indicate that the women in question were not forced to participate, the law does not consider consensual sexual relations unacceptable. A crime, unless coercion or violence is proven. This highlights the importance of victims reporting cases of sexual assault or abuse.
Nguema also stressed that the risk is not only limited to the women involved, but also to their partners and the wider community, adding: “The potential for the spread of an infectious disease through these sexual interactions makes the situation even more serious.
He further noted that the onus is on victims to come forward in cases of rape or assault, highlighting the need for an environment where people feel safe and supported to report such incidents.
In response to Monday’s development, Equatorial Guinea decided to take action by immediately suspending all officials who had sexual relations in the offices of the country’s ministries.
The government claimed the decision was part of a “zero tolerance” policy towards behavior that compromises the integrity of the public service.
Vice President Nguema Mango noted that these behaviors constitute a flagrant violation of the Code of Conduct and the Code of Public Ethics.
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