Ezekiel Mutua on Makau Mutua’s Neck After Mocking Uhuru’s Call for Prayers

The Chief Executive Officer of the Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) Ezekiel Mutua has told of US-based lawyer Makau Mutua hours after rubbishing  President Uhuru Kenyatta’s call for National Day of Prayers.

Through his Facebook account, Ezekiel Mutua rubbished the lawyer’s remarks terming them as a classic case of knowledge without character.

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Chief Executive Officer of the Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) Ezekiel Mutua. Photo/File

The KFCB boss lectured Makau, telling him to differentiate between God and Science before ranting on how the head of state had failed in combating the pandemic.

“I have seen a social media post by Prof. Makau Mutua mocking the President for calling for national prayers. Prof. Mutua says we should discard prayers and apply science in fighting the COVID-19 crisis. This is a classic case of knowledge without character. There’s science and there’s God,” read Ezekiel Mutua’s post on Facebook.

The no-nonsense boss advised Makau to shut up and practice his paganism alone if he indeed did not believe in the power of God through prayers.

He maintained that the president’s call for a national day of prayer scheduled for March 21, 2020, should be supported by all Kenyans of goodwill since Kenya was a God-fearing nation.

“You can submerge yourself in a bathtub of sanitizers and still lose this battle. If you do not support the call for prayers just shut up and practice your paganism alone. There are many believers of diverse faiths in this country, and a call for national prayer by none other than the President should be supported by all Kenyans of goodwill,” added Ezekiel Mutua.

On Tuesday evening, the outspoken lawyer dismissed Uhuru’s call for prayers saying it was just a waste of time. Makau opined the country should have instead turn to science.

He also warned the disease could wipe out the human race from the earth if it cannot be combated early enough.

“PRAYERS won’t help Kenya combat the coronavirus PANDEMIC. Let’s stop this SUPERSTITION and return to SCIENCE. This PRIMORDIALISM and NAÏVETÉ could WIPE us off the face of the map,” posted Mutua on his twitter account.

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