Balthazar Ebang Engonga Handed 18-Year Prison Sentence for Embezzlement of State Funds. Will He Bang Women in Jail?

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Court Hands Balthazar Ebang Engonga 18-Year Prison Sentence for Embezzlement of Funds. Will He Bang Women in Jail?

In a bizarre coincidence, the undisputed Kings of Sex Orgies, the P. Diddys of America and Africa (Sean Combs and Balthazar Ebang respectively) were convicted on the same date on 2 July 2025 in their respective jurisdictions. While Sean Combs was found not guilty of all serious charges laid against him and got away with what seems like a light sentence which carries a maximum of 2 to 5 years, his African counterpart Balthazar Ebang was not so lucky. Balthazar Ebang was sentenced to 18 years in prison for embezzlement of state funds, which marks an end to his sexual escapades in the office. But one can never know, influential people like Balthazar can have anything they want even in prison, from contraband to female booty calls. They are the type who can arrange sex trysts in prison with the help of warders. They will fuck warders, staff and visitors. That means Balthazar might be banging ass through the prison bars and getting a prison officer to sneak in some booty in his cell.

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Balthazar Engonga Ebang Sentenced to 18 Years for Embezzlement

Malabo, Equatorial Guinea – In a significant legal development, Balthazar Engonga Ebang was sentenced to 18 years in prison on July 2, 2025, after being found guilty of embezzling government funds, illicit enrichment, and abuse of power. The former official was also ordered to pay a hefty fine of 910 million CFA francs and has been barred from holding any public office for the duration of his sentence.

The conviction stems from Ebang’s alleged embezzlement of over 1 billion Francs, with a substantial 910 million Francs reportedly attributed to his personal share. The gravity of the charges and the substantial amount of public funds involved underscore the seriousness of the court’s decision.

During the proceedings, Balthazar, a man with a shaved head, appeared before a panel of three judges in a formal courtroom setting. He was observed standing upright in the center of the room, facing the judges, dressed in a light brown or khaki-colored two-piece outfit, possibly a uniform or traditional attire, with his hands clasped behind his back, a posture suggesting submission or restraint.

The judicial panel, identified by a “MAGISTRADOS” sign on their desk, consisted of three men seated behind a long, dark wooden desk to the left of the image. Two of the judges were attired in blue judicial robes with light-colored collars or sashes, seated in large, high-backed chairs. One judge was seen with his hand supporting his chin, appearing contemplative, while the middle judge looked down at a laptop placed on the desk. The desk also held papers, a bottle of water, and a microphone, indicating an active court session.

The courtroom itself presented a utilitarian design with light-colored, possibly off-white or beige, walls. A closed light brown wooden door was visible behind Ebang. To the right, another man in a dark suit was partially visible, likely a lawyer, security personnel, or a court official. The lighting in the room appeared bright and even, possibly natural light from unseen windows, casting a soft glow over the scene. A “OCHIRA NOTICIA” logo or watermark in the top right corner suggests the image originated from a news source.

It is important to note that this recent conviction is entirely unrelated to a separate scandal in November 2024, which involved leaked explicit videos, and for which Balthazar Engonga Ebang was acquitted. The current sentence focuses solely on the financial crimes he was found to have committed.