As a result of the scandal at the country's borders, the authorities' response could not be met.

Vice President Teodoro Nguema Obiang commented on the controversy on Twitter. “We have been engaging with the media in Equatorial Guinea in recent days and are convinced that the ministers are solely and exclusively intended to carry out the work of the administration, to support the development of the country and sexual relations between offices “sont interdites,” wrote the vice president of Equatorial Guinea.

M. Nguema Obiang explained that “surprising officials are carrying out sexual relations between their office and the target of serious action,” citing a “blatant violation of traffic rules.”

“The control mechanisms are in place and every single person who joins this new employer will be the target of a disciplinary process in order to hang themselves and get multiple licenses.” »

It also ordered the installation of surveillance cameras in courts and ministries to combat “immoral and unlawful acts.”

A statement from the Office of the Vice President noted that this decision received a price for the series of videos distributed that were intended to “denigrate the image of her contribution.”

The question videos were released following M. Engonga's arrest on corruption charges, state television TVGE said.

Last week, Vice President Obiang declared that “pornographic videos” were available to social media and a regulation on telecommunications companies to investigate their distribution.

Since then, internet traffic – and particularly image downloading – has been deeply concerned about the country, prompting the AFP press agency to call for people in Equatorial Guinea.

Working on behalf of the head of the Agence Nationale d'Investigation Financière, M. Engonga, to combat financial crime, he says he knows the silver.

Guinea-Bissau's Attorney General Anatolio Nzang Nguema was subsequently prompted by the videos and told public television that M. Engonga was allegedly “infected by a communicable sexual disease” under the Law on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.

On his Facebook page, M. Engonga shared his sadness, accompanying a photo of her and a woman and a child with the caption: “The family, that's everything.”

Baltasar Ebang EngongaDirector General of the Agence Nationale d'financière de Guinée équatoriale, the organization responsible for the fight against financial crime and corruption, lies at the heart of a story of people who cause a shock in the country et au-delà.

These last few days, social networks and adult websites are entrusted with additional sex tapes from Equatorial Guinea.

Since the videos were regularly distributed on the Internet, the director of the tax administration was tasked with working with more women and more money.

These images were discovered by the judicial authorities as part of a tax fraud inquiry, which drew outrage and disciplinary charges from the Dirigeants du Pays side.