Ezekiel Mutua Warns Kenyans Against Making and Sharing Nude Videos

Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) CEO Ezekiel Mutua has warned Kenyans against recording and leaking nude videos on social media.

Through Twitter, Mutua stated that filming other people while naked, with or without their approval, is illegal.

He noted that making such videos without KFCB approval is a violation of the Films and Stage Plays Act Cap 222.

“Making videos of others while naked, with or without their approval is a breach of the Films and Stage Plays Act Cap 222. No film or class of film for public exhibition shall be made without a filming license from the Board. Now you know!” Mutua tweeted.

Mutua’s warning came after an alleged explicit video featuring 2022 presidential aspirant Mukhisa Kituyi was circulated online on Thursday.

“Dr. Mukhisa Kituyi is a globally respected intellectual powerhouse and one of Kenya's best leadership brands. He's an elder, a husband, and a father. To drag his private moments - real or perceived, into the public is evidence of how low we have sunk as a society. SAD!,” Mutua said in another tweet.

Socialite Bridgit Achieng also fell victim to the same after her alleged nude video leaked online last week.