According to a BBC report, the ongoing crisis in Equatorial Guinea stems from a power struggle between two factions vying to unseat the present president.

According to the BBC, Teodoro Obiang Mangue, the nation's vice president, is responsible for Baltasar Engonga's continuous problems.

According to reports, Mangue, the current President's son, is attempting to succeed him when he passes away. According to reports, one of the possible successors to the President's position is Baltasar, who is very popular and the President's nephew.

Mangue allegedly took steps to remove Baltasar as a danger by putting him under investigation, according to the BBC. The investigations ultimately resulted in his incarceration, the confiscation of his electronic devices, and the subsequent deletion of his films.

The supposedly more than 400 films depict Baltasar having sex with dozens of women, including some of his relatives and the wives of well-known national figures!

Like s*x, the story has captured the world's attention, but below it all lies a power struggle. Go here to read the entire BBC article.