But in the same breadth he has also received his share of love from people who like what he does. Such as the Kenyans who called ‘Taste the feeling ‘cut off.
The Kenya Film and Classification Board (KFCB), Chief Executive Officer Ezekiel Mutua has received a lot of hate on social media over his no-nonsense stance when it comes to regulating content on TV.
Ezekiel Mutua on the 'Wicked Edition'
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Something which he revealed on an episode of ‘The Wicked’ edition with Dr King’ori.
“We didn’t ban it (the Coca-Cola advert), we classified that advert and rated it PG and we actually approved it for air. But Kenyans actually appealed against our decision and appealed against our decision and said that the kissing scene wasn’t good” he disclosed.
Earlier on, he had jokingly threatened to ban the ‘Wicked Edition’ for using an ‘evil’ name
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“We start by banning Wicked Edition, why not holy edition? Why do you like glorying evil? Change this title; this is the first thing I’m going to ban… Call it the holy edition and I’ll bring priests and other good people” he said jokingly.
Watch the clip below:
