Alleged first photos of Baltasar Ebang goes viral as news breaks that he’s been released

• Equatorial Guinea minister Baltasar Ebang is reportedly sharing his first photo after being released from jail.

• Baltasar Engonga’s online scandal was sparked by the leak of 400 videos of him.

• The individual was dismissed and imprisoned by the government after being found guilty.

Equatorial Guinea’s Minister Baltasar Engonga has once again become a topic of discussion as he reportedly shared his first photograph following his release from incarceration.

It is important to note that Engonga previously generated significant attention after 400 videos of him were leaked online.

Subsequently, he was dismissed from his position and imprisoned after being convicted by the authorities.

A purported photograph circulating on the internet depicts him alongside a woman, both enjoying a scenic view at a beach.

This image is said to have been captured after his alleged release from prison.

@africa_archives wrote …

“Baltasar Ebang Engonga posted this on his first weekend as a free man.

Your thoughts on this”

Reacting to the post…

@naya_biggie said: “He should have posted a video with her… cause I know there is”

@TEARSJR said: “@netflix here’s a 🔌 this nigga has a selling story”

@seychelleslife remarked: “Please stop spreading the lie, he is not free, I am his cousin.”

In other news, Afrobeats artist David Adeleke, known as Davido, has asserted that the most skilled doctors in the United States are of Nigerian heritage.

He made this assertion while discussing the impact of Africans in both professional and creative fields during an appearance on the Afric TV program.

Davido emphasized that Africans represent some of the most talented individuals in the global music scene, noting that Western filmmakers are increasingly seeking inspiration from the continent.

He stated, “The best doctors in America are Nigerians. You can search it. Even in my record[Sony Music], Africans bring the best ideas. That shows that our imagination is off the grid.

“Netflix and Amazon Prime come to Africa to get movie ideas. Now, when you come on Netflix, you will see about two Nigerian movies in the top 10. Africa is next, trust me. I feel like we have everything but just missing a couple of things.”

While Nigerians are indeed recognized as accomplished doctors in the United States, available data does not substantiate the claim that they are the best.