Promiscuous officer of African country Equatorial Guinea!

Equatorial Guinea Scandal News: A surprising case has come to light from the Central African country Equatorial Guinea. Where about 400 adult taped videos of a high ranking officer named Ebang Engoga are going viral on social media. The shocking thing is that many of the women with whom Ebang has had physical relations are the wives of prominent officials. Apart from this, the man has had relations with the President’s cousin and sister, the wife of the Director General of Police and more than 20 ministers’ wives in the name of debauchery.

Ebang Ngoga is the director of the National Financial Investigation Agency (ANIF) in Equatorial Guinea. When the matter related to him came to light, the government was shocked. On this, the country’s Vice President Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue announced on Monday (November 4) that he would suspend all those officials with whose wives Ebang Ngoga had relations. He said that such despicable acts are in direct violation of the code of conduct and moral law of the country.

Where did the video related to Ebang Engoga go viral?
The video related to Ebang Engoga first went viral on WhatsApp groups. After this, it gradually spread rapidly on different social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram and Tik-Tok. After this, the local government ordered the Telecom Ministry, regulator and telephone companies to stop such objectionable videos from going viral and remove all the videos from all social media platforms within 24 hours.

Ebang Engoga’s personal life
Ebang Ngoga is the director of the National Financial Investigation Agency (ANIF) in Equatorial Guinea. He is handsome in appearance. Because of this people recognize him as Bello. Despite being married, the revelation of the video of him having relations with 400 women is really shocking. His father Baltasar Ngonga Adjo himself is the Chairman of the Central African Economic and Monetary Community Commission.

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