Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) CEO Ezekiel Mutua on
Friday hit out at former Chief Justice Willy Mutunga after he responded to his
tweet.
Mutua had asked Kenyans to rally behind their leaders and
pray for them at all times.
“No country has ever progressed by hating its leaders. If
you don't like them change them, but once you elect someone into office, for heaven’s
sake support them, pray for them and do your part as a citizen to contribute to
the development of your country,” wrote the moral cop.
Mutunga quickly responded by saying: “I believe the evidence points to the leaders hating and killing the people they lead as they continue to under-develop the countries they rule.”
This appeared to rattle him a bit as he responded by asking
the former CJ to enjoy his pension quietly.
“Wewe nyamaza. Kula pension quietly. Didn't you know this
when you were the Chief Justice?,” asked Mutua
Later adding: “Saa zingine @WMutunga huwa mchokozi sana. The other
day he called me "Mjuaji"!”
Mutua has been in the headlines of late after he hit out at
the content being churned out by some of Kenyan artistes.
He urged musicians to focus on creating clean content as
opposed to producing controversial content that will give them popularity for
short periods.
“Don't build your reputation and fame on the likes and hypes
on social media, these guys can turn up against you and your world will come
down collapsing.
“Use your talent positively & responsibly. Build your
brand gradually, don't go for an overkill,” he advised.
