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Scandal Shocks Equatorial Guinea: Top Official’s Affairs Exposed, Wife Hospitalized, and Health Risks Looming
A recent scandal has rocked Equatorial Guinea, centered around Baltasar Ebang Engonga, the Director-General of the country’s financial investigation agency (ANIF). Engonga allegedly had numerous extramarital affairs, including with high-profile figures such as the President’s sister and spouses of senior officials. The situation escalated when explicit videos of his interactions surfaced, leading to public outrage and a formal investigation.
Concerns have been raised about potential health risks, as Engonga may have unknowingly spread sexually transmitted infections (STIs) among his partners. This has prompted legal scrutiny, and if proven, he could face charges. Public reactions have been intense, with social media users warning others against sharing or viewing the leaked videos to protect the privacy and dignity of those involved. Tragically, Engonga’s wife was reportedly hospitalized after learning of his actions, adding a personal toll to the unfolding drama.
This case has sparked discussions about ethics, accountability, and the role of privacy in public controversi
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Nationwide Chaos: Thousands of Nigerians Revolt Against Government in Explosive ‘Days of Rage’ Protests!
Thousands of Nigerians have mobilized for a 10-day nationwide protest against the country’s economic challenges and what they describe as “bad governance.” Despite government appeals to halt the demonstrations, the protests, called “Days of Rage,” are proceeding as planned.
Key Demands:
– Fuel Price Rollback: Protesters demand the reversal of recent fuel price increases.
– Affordable Electricity: They call for the restoration of lower electricity tariffs.
– Reduced Import Duties: A reduction in import duties is sought to ease economic pressure.
– Education Costs: Protesters want a reversal of the recent hikes in tertiary education fees.
– Government Transparency: They demand greater transparency and accountability in governance.
– Support for SMEs: An emergency fund for small and medium-sized enterprises is also a key demand.
Government’s Response:
– Presidential Acknowledgment:
byPresident Bola Tinubu has acknowledged the right to peaceful protest but cautions against the potential risks associated with the demonstrations.
– Official Critique: Senior officials in the administration have labeled the protests as “unwarranted” and “politically motivated.”
– Security Concerns:
Security agencies have issued warnings about the potential for violence and chaos.
Protest Developments:
– Heavy Military Presence: Abuja’s roads are largely deserted, with a significant military presence noted.
– Gathering Points: Protesters have assembled at Moshood Abiola Stadium in Abuja and under the Ikeja bridge in Lagos.
– Security Deployment: Police and soldiers have been deployed to these protest sites.
– Court Order Defiance: Protesters have defied a court order limiting demonstrations to the stadium.
– Economic Impact: Many offices and markets in Abuja’s city center are shut down.
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