The Equatorial Guinean Government has announced the suspension of Baltasar Ebang Engonga, a politician and a former head of his country’s anti-graft National Agency for Financial Investigation (ANIF).
Equatorial Guinea’s Vice President, Teddy Nguema, in a statement on his X (formerly Twitter) page on Monday, also announced the immediate suspension of the women (staff of the agency) involved in the explicit videos, some of which were filmed in the offices.
Mr Nguema stated that the government is implementing strict measures against such acts, viewing them as a grave violation of the Code of Conduct and the Public Ethics Law.
The vice president also announced that the government had decided to install surveillance cameras in all state agency offices.
He said, “The government will soon install surveillance cameras in all state agency offices. We have taken this step to ensure compliance with civil service laws and eradicate improper and illegal behaviour.
“We will not tolerate any actions that tarnish the integrity of our administration, and individuals involved in such practices will face strict measures.”
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