Ezekiel Mutua goes berserk after court ruling on gay film Rafiki

Moral cop and KFCB boss Ezekiel Mutua can’t believe that they have actually allowed Rafiki, the gay film he advocated to be banned, be aired in the country.

The CEO took to social media to blast the court ruling saying it was unacceptable.

“What pleasure, pray, does a person of a sane mind find in watching girls having sex with other girls?” read one tweet while another read “If people want to screen the homosexual film in their houses that’s fine. We are watching to see which public theatre will exhibit it without the Board’s approval.” he said. 

Adding:

“So I hear the High Court has temporarily lifted the KFCB ban on the homosexual film “RAFIKI” to allow it to be screened for seven (7) days to fulfil the requirements for nomination to the Oscar’s. Although we have not been served with the orders, we are meant to understand that the lifting of the ban is for seven (7) days and the screening is RESTRICTED to ADULTS only. After 30th of September 2018 the ban by the Board resumes as earlier announced.
It’s a tragedy that anyone in their sane minds think that homosexual content is the one to market Kenya’s film industry in the global market. Films and art in general should reflect the dominant values of the Kenyan people. Homosexuality is not our way of life and is against our values. Anything that threaten or undermines the institution of family, which is derived from a union between two people of the opposite gender must be condemned.
The attempt to normalise homosexuality is akin to air-conditioning hell!”