Man ooh man!! Kenya Film Classification Board CEO Ezekiel Mutua is known for rubbing most people the wrong way. He is infamous for banning almost everything that he thinks is worth banning. Lol!

A week ago, he was savagely attacked by a writer named Abigail Arunga on a national daily newspaper after he said that atheists had no place in Kenya. Mutua, who is known for his harsh remarks on whatever evolves around the media industry, played it cool until now!!

Today morning, the KFCB boss chose to address the issue on social media. Mutua posted two photos of his American visa and a diplomatic passport, mocking the writer about her suggestion that he would never step his foot in the 'land of milk and honey' due to his stand on lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgenders and atheists.

Ezekiel Mutua wrote:

"Because of my stand on moral values, including the banning of content promoting LGBT and Atheists culture in Kenya, someone wrote in a local daily that I will never get visa to the US. Well, I not only got it but it came on a Diplomatic Passport and I didn't even have to go to the Embassy for biometrics or pay the visa application fee. It was delivered to my office free of charge thanks to our efficient Ministry of Foreign Affairs and highly courteous US Embassy officials. America here we come... TO GOD BE THE GLORY!"

A section of Kenyans were not pleased by this post and they were quick to hit him hard!!!

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Fredrick Misewe wrote: "This small bragging Mr Mutua with your position is not adding up. You would have gotten your passport then you be silent about it since it is not your mandate individually but a national mandate. We can say MAYBE your were issued passport because of your position in the government which might have been lobbied. Stop bragging and work for Kenyans."

Ssemakula Mukiibi had this to say: "Just remember: The country you are so happy to go to is full of LGBT and atheists, and you are not allowed to ban them there."

Lowry Denzel Odhiambo said: "Please bring me some snow when you return... ?"

Mwanzia D Mwanzia posted, "Your issues of LGBT rights can be addressed in a more mature way, even me I don’t like them but we don’t go yapping about other peoples lives as long as it doesn’t affect others."

Meshack Mutinda Musyoki: "Diplomacy is not political or religious correctness but rather the willingness to agree to disagree. Live and let live."

Njeri Kimani wrote: "Ezekiel Mutua I still think there is a lot to learn, like just because you don't understand something it's not justifiable to hate or campaign against it. Just saying."

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