Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) boss, Ezekiel Mutua, and musician Esther Akothee, best known as Akothee war of words had recently raised a debate concerning the morality of performing artists.
The debate which saw many celebrities come into the defense of the the singer now seems to be much far from over.
The unapologetic Mutua once again expressed utmost displeasure at the conduct of the singer whom he had accused of repeatedly engaging herself in acts of indecent exposure.
Appearing on Ebru TV on Wednesday, February 27, the moral police argued Akothee’s public performances were akin to someone spiring to become a porn-star.
“There’s a difference between being a performing artist and being a porn-star. If Akothee thinks she is respected as an artist let her behave in a good way,” Mutua said.
Mutua reiterated he had no intention whatsoever of apologising to the Give it to Me hit-maker for the remarks he made about her earlier.
“I am not apologetic for what i said about Akothee. We need to question moral behaviors as a society,” Mutua said.
The moral police has been on Akothee’s case following one of the singer’s controversial public performances.
The KFCB boss was especially angered by the artists’ Malindi performance where she was caught on camera wearing skimpy outfit and opening her legs wide while dancing for her fans.