For the first time in four days, the attention of many Nigerians shifted from the massive giveaway by media mogul Pinovibes to something entirely differrent.

The Director General of Equatorial Guinea’s National Financial Investigation Agency (ANIF), Baltasar Engonga, did the unthinkable.

With over 400 adult videos trending on social media, the government official gained instant fame.

has been detained amid allegations of filming explicit content involving over 400 women, including the wives of prominent figures in the nation.

The scandal surfaced during a fraud investigation targeting the 54-year-old economist.

This investigation led ANIF officials to his home and office.

Unannounced they came and boom, the search began.

During the search, investigators uncovered numerous CDs, which revealed Engonga’s intimate encounters with married women.

The videos are said to include intimate moments with high-profile individuals, such as Engonga’s brother’s wife, his cousin, the sister of Equatorial Guinea’s President, the wife of the Director General of Police, and spouses of around 20 ministers.

The footage, allegedly recorded with the women’s consent, was stored in his personal office and has since leaked online, igniting a media frenzy.

New Policies 

Local news outlet Ahora EG reported that Engonga’s conduct, which came to light last October, represents an unprecedented scandal for Equatorial Guinea.

Known as “Bello,” Engonga reportedly engaged in relations with numerous women, some married, and filmed these encounters.

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Some scenes even took place in his ANIF office, featuring him alongside the national flag.

In response, the government has announced new policies to uphold professional ethics within the public sector.

The Executive, aiming to set a precedent, declared its commitment to fostering a respectful work environment in Equatorial Guinea’s public and private institutions.

As we speak, videos featuring Engonga have circulated widely on social media, displaying him in intimate settings with both married and single influential women, including locations such as hotels and his office at the Ministry of Finance.