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Baltasar Engonga: Financial Crime Chief at the Center of Equatorial Guinea’s Scandal - Health Implications Uncovered

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Could lapses in wellness among these men have led their wives to Baltasar Engonga? Baltasar Ebang Engonga, Director General of Equatorial Guinea’s National Financial Investigation Agency (ANIF), has recently come under fire amid a scandal involving over 400 explicit videos. This incident has shed light on financial misconduct and a potential underlying health crisis affecting men in high-ranking positions. In this article, we’ll explore Engonga’s background, the scandal’s impact, and the possible health factors contributing to this controversy, particularly focusing on male wellness and libido. Career and Background of Baltasar Engonga Engonga began his career as an accountant in the mining industry before moving to GEPROYECTOS, a government agency overseeing national projects . His academic foundation in economics from the University of Malabo positioned him to lead ANIF, tasked with financial oversight and combating economic crime. His tenure at ANIF has now been overshadowed by the

Gender Specific Cancers : Herbs That Helped Us Win The Battle Against Cancers in Swissgarde Nigeria

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Cancer is a group of diseases involving abnormal cell growth with the potential to invade or spread to other parts of the body. Not all tumours are cancerous; benign tumours do not spread to other parts of the body. For more information  call/text/WhatsApp Healthgarde consultant: Felix Joshua at +2347038574473, +2348074256315 • This type of cancer also called uterine cancer, predominantly affects postmenopausal women (the average age of onset is 60). Protect yourself by staying at a healthy weight. Endometrial cancer is twice as common in overweight women, and more than three times as common in obese women, according to the American Cancer Society. Fat cells secrete estrogen, which in turn can trigger cancerous changes .   BREAST CANCER  • Technically, it's not the No. 1 type of cancer in women.  1 in 8 women will develop it in her lifetime. How to protect yourself: Regular mammograms are crucial; ask your doctor when you should start getting them. The American Cancer Soc