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A court in Equatorial Guinea has sentenced Baltasar Ebang Engonga, a senior official & former head of the national financial investigation agency to 8 years in prison for embezzlement
The Bioko provincial tribunal found Engonga guilty of diverting funds from professional travel expenses for personal use, according to Supreme Court press director Hilario Mitogo who confirmed the ruling via WhatsApp on Wednesday. Engonga aka “Bello” was also fined $220,000
He & 5 other senior officials were accused of misappropriating hundreds of thousands of dollars in the oilrich Central African country. The married official gained global notoriety last November after a series of sex tapes involving him & wives of fellow officials surfaced online
Some of the videos were reportedly filmed in his finance ministry office sparking widespread ridicule, parodies & even a spoof virility dr+g dubbed “Balthazariem.” Mitogo confirmed that the provincial court delivered its verdict Wednesday, bringing a close to the high-profile case
The Bioko provincial tribunal found Engonga guilty of diverting funds from professional travel expenses for personal use, according to Supreme Court press director Hilario Mitogo who confirmed the ruling via WhatsApp on Wednesday. Engonga aka “Bello” was also fined $220,000
He & 5 other senior officials were accused of misappropriating hundreds of thousands of dollars in the oilrich Central African country. The married official gained global notoriety last November after a series of sex tapes involving him & wives of fellow officials surfaced online
Some of the videos were reportedly filmed in his finance ministry office sparking widespread ridicule, parodies & even a spoof virility dr+g dubbed “Balthazariem.” Mitogo confirmed that the provincial court delivered its verdict Wednesday, bringing a close to the high-profile case
A court in Equatorial Guinea has sentenced Baltasar Ebang Engonga, a senior official & former head of the national financial investigation agency to 8 years in prison for embezzlement
The Bioko provincial tribunal found Engonga guilty of diverting funds from professional travel expenses for personal use, according to Supreme Court press director Hilario Mitogo who confirmed the ruling via WhatsApp on Wednesday. Engonga aka “Bello” was also fined $220,000
He & 5 other senior officials were accused of misappropriating hundreds of thousands of dollars in the oilrich Central African country. The married official gained global notoriety last November after a series of sex tapes involving him & wives of fellow officials surfaced online
Some of the videos were reportedly filmed in his finance ministry office sparking widespread ridicule, parodies & even a spoof virility dr+g dubbed “Balthazariem.” Mitogo confirmed that the provincial court delivered its verdict Wednesday, bringing a close to the high-profile case
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