KFCB CEO Ezekiel Mutua Calls for Arrest of Comedian Eric Omondi over His 'Wife Material' Show

Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) CEO Ezekiel Mutua has called for arrest of comedian Eric Omondi.

Mutua accused Omondi of being involved in “criminal activities” and urged the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) to take action against him.

He termed Omondi’s recently launched studios in Nairobi’s Lavington estate a brothel where young girls were being sexually abused in the name of art.

“So there's Corona but this fool has been kissing multiple girls and recording these videos in the name of comedy. Another morally bankrupt socialite is recording more videos teaching these young girls how to have sex with Omondi in the devilish mentorship program known as "Mombasa Raha",” Mutua wrote on his Facebook page on Wednesday.

He added: “The facility in Lavington that was opened with hype ostensibly as a studio is nothing short of a brothel. It's a place where girls are being sexually abused and degraded in the name of art. The fact that women rights groups are quiet when this is happening and the police have not arrested the perpetrators of these obvious crimes is evidence of how low we have sunk as a society.”

“The DCI should immediately move into that brothel in Lavington and arrest the criminals doing these things to our girls in the name of art!”

Mutua’s post came hours after Omondi announced the end of his bride-search show dubbed Wife Material and declared Carol Kamweru the winner of the contest.
 
“CONGRATULATIONS CAROL @bandbeca You are an AMAZING woman! Beautiful Inside and out. I can’t wait to spend the rest of my life with you and make beautiful babies. I am the luckiest man on this planet. To all the ladies who participated in the #WifeMaterial I can never say THANK YOU enough, We made soo many beautiful memories and it doesn't end here. WE ARE NOW FAMILY and I hope you all make it for the wedding,” wrote Omondi.