The previous secretary of state for youth and sports is Ruslan Obiang Nsue. Additionally, he was formerly the deputy director of Ceiba Intercontinental before being appointed as managing director. He is now the director of Ceiba Airport.
Additionally, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, the president of Equatorial Guinea, who recently made headlines when he was accused of using the country’s property unlawfully, is the father of Ruslan.
State television (TVGE) reported on January 17, 2023, that Ruslan had been detained and put under house arrest on charges that he had sold a jet that belonged to the nation’s flag carrier.
Is Ruslan Obiang Nsue Detained on Account of the Sale of a Plane?
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According to Africa News, Ruslan Obiang Nsue was detained and put under house arrest on January 17, 2023, on suspicion of selling a jet owned by the nation’s flag carrier.
The National Company Ceiba Intercontinental’s ATR 72-500 aircraft went missing, and the authorities launched an inquiry.
The French-Italian manufacturer ATR created the ATR 72-500, a turboprop with a seating capacity of up to 74 people, in the late 1980s.
According to TVGE, Ruslan sold the ATR aircraft to the Las Palmas, Spain-based company Binter Technic, which specializes in aviation repair. Gran Canaria is a Spanish island.
Son of President of Equatorial Guinea: Where Is He Now?
Ruslan Obiang Nsue, the president of Equatorial Guinea, was detained after being suspected of selling a government-owned aircraft.
After the inquiry, Ruslan’s half-brother, Vice President Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, issued an order for his immediate arrest and turned him over to law enforcement, stating that Ruslan was the one who sold Ceiba’s ATR.
For a member of the small oil-rich central African state’s presidential family, Ruslan’s background is unheard of.
National indignation was triggered by the news of the plane’s disappearance and its reported sale by Ruslan Nsue.
By What Method Sold Ruslan Obiang Nsue Plane?
When information regarding the airliner’s disappearance and possible sale first surfaced in December, it sent shockwaves across the internet community.
To introduce this new organization to assist sport in Equatorial Guinea, Ruslan made a quick journey to Madrid. He met with Jaime Lissavetzky, Spain’s Secretary of State for Sport when he was in Madrid.
According to sources, during his discussion with his Spanish counterpart, officials spoke about a range of topics of interest with a view to the next African Cup of Nations (CAN 2012), which will be held in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea.
Additionally, Ruslan introduced the brand-new Foundation for Sports in Equatorial Guinea, a non-profit organization whose goal is to encourage sports participation in the nation.
Plaques of gratitude were also presented during the occasion to the businesses and groups working with the Foundation, and it concluded with a lunch shared in friendship.
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