- A new viral video shows Baltasar Engonga, former finance chief of Equatorial Guinea, spending time with his family after his alleged release from jail.
- Baltasar Engonga gained attention after over 400 videos leaked online, showing him in affairs with several women, including the wives of high-profile individuals in the Equatorial Guinea government.
- Following the controversy, reports claimed that Engonga was arrested and remanded in prison.
- The viral video suggests that Engonga has been released from jail.
A new video of Baltasar Engonga, the former finance chief of Equatorial Guinea, has surfaced online, showing him spending time with his family following his alleged release from jail.
The video, which is currently trending on social media, shows Engonga engaging in a hearty conversation with his loved ones, stirring a wave of reactions across various platforms.
Engonga’s name recently made headlines after a scandal broke involving the leak of over 400 videos, which allegedly showed him having affairs with multiple women, some of whom were wives of prominent figures in the Equatorial government.
The leaked footage sparked an uproar online, with many expressing shock and outrage.
Reports indicated that Baltasar Engonga was arrested and imprisoned as a result of the controversy.
However, the latest video suggests that he has been released, though the details surrounding his release remain unclear.
Netizens Reactions…
@dobbymatto said: “Back to action😃”
@TundeWalls remarked: “You sure say na ham ??”
@sassy_ondbeat remarked: “He should come to Nigeria and start season 2 with Nigerian women. We don’t value our marriages here too.”
@Akinjoshua2017 wrote: “Omo Africa dirty Sha”
@ChukwunyeluOrji stated: “plotting next videos 😃😀”
@Zino08 remarked: “Back to continue his rods work”
@oladapotobi2 wrote: “Another milestone ahead.
Goal to 1000″
@Josephine_mass asked: “When is he coming to Nigeria???? Asking for a friend”
@imnotguiltyfr wrote: “We miss you back in action my Guy”
See below;
BREAKING: Baltasar Engonga from Equatorial Guinea has been released and is now back with his family. pic.twitter.com/Y9ZCKAOe5U
— Omo Kogi (Yagba)🦅🦍 (@Oladapomikky1) November 21, 2024
