Meet the son of an African dictator who lives like James Bond

Teddy Nguema is presently on trial in France for allegedly embezzling state funds (reportedly millions of Pounds Sterling) and using it to pay for his lavish and extravagant lifestyle.

Teddy doesn't exactly hide his lifestyle. On his Instagram account, he has shared thousands of photos of him in his mansions, driving his expensive automobiles, hanging with naked women, amongst other trappings of wealth.

The son of the dictator uses the hashtag #luxuryliving to display his lavish lifestyle while the majority of his countrymen are living in poverty.

Equatorial Guinea has a population of fewer than 1m people. The country is also rich in oil.

Teddy Nguema within three years has visited exotic places such as Tahiti, Hawaii, Capri, Portofino, St Bart's, Trinidad and Tobago, Hong Kong, Aruba, Dubai, Brazil, Switzerland, Cuba, Germany and the Bahamas.

Of course, his Instagram account documented his travels. The account also features photos of him wearing his expensive watches such as his Patek Philippe watch. He has a silver-topped cane and well-tailored suits.

His garage also is like a James Bond museum of automobiles. He has been seen on a Batmobile, and a Tron inspired motorcycle reportedly worth £44,000.

The Instagram account also gives an inside and intimate view of the Obiang family.

Teddy Nguema was absent during his trial in France which is part of a move to clamp down on African dictators and their associates who embezzle funds.