Ruslan Obiang Nsue Arrested for Selling Plane: Where Is Equatorial Guinea President Son?
Audiences want Ruslan Obiang Nsue arrested for illegally selling Equatorial Guinea’s government airline’s plane. Ruslan Obiang Nsue served as sports and youth secretary. He also runs Ceiba Airport and was Ceiba Intercontinental’s assistant director before becoming managing director.
The president of Equatorial Guinea, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, is Ruslan’s father.
State television (TVGE) announced Ruslan’s imprisonment and house detention on January 17, 2023, for selling a national airline plane.
Ruslan Obiang Nsue Arrested for Plane Sale?
Africa News reports that Ruslan Obiang Nsue was arrested and placed under house arrest on January 17, 2023, for selling a national airline plane.
Ceiba Intercontinental’s missing ATR 72-500 prompted an investigation.
ATR, a French-Italian company, designed the 74-passenger ATR 72-500 turboprop for East Africa in the late 1980s.
TVGE reported Ruslan sold the ATR aircraft to Las Palmas, Gran Canaria-based Binter Technic, an aviation servicing company.
Where Is Equatorial Guinea President Son?
After selling a government plane, Equatorial Guinea President Son Ruslan Obiang Nsue was imprisoned.
After the investigation, his half-brother, Vice President Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, ordered his immediate arrest and handed him over to justice, saying Ruslan sold Ceiba’s ATR.
The tiny oil-rich central African state’s presidential family has never had a member like Ruslan.
The plane’s disappearance and Ruslan Nsue’s selling caused public fury.
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How Did Ruslan Obiang Nsue Sell Plane?
The airliner’s absence and probable sale in December enraged netizens.
Ruslan Obiang Nsue briefly visited Madrid to introduce this new association to help Equatorial Guinean sports.
He met with Spain’s Sport Secretary, Jaime Lissavetzky, in Madrid.
The impending African Cup of Nations (CAN 2012) in Equatorial Guinea and Gabon was mentioned in his meeting with his Spanish colleague, according to sources.
Ruslan introduced the Equatorial Guinea Foundation for Sports, a non-profit organization that promotes sports.
The occasion concluded with a fellowship meal and plaques of thanks to the Foundation’s partners.
