Ms Kihoro said she would no longer work with Mutuma or any other alleged abuser.Patricia joins the growing number of social media personalities calling for a boycott of Nick Mutuma's work.Follow the hashtag #BoycottNickmutuma on twitter to catch the tea.I had started to say something with this tweet but it was difficult to complete for reasons that I've been struggling to face, but for now I would like to clearly state that I stand behind the calls to #BoycottNickMutuma and to #BoycottJaazOdongo.
??https://t.co/FJPLINwnIH— Patricia Kihoro (@Misskihoro) October 20, 2020
Multiple Kenyan women have spoken out about filmmaker Nick Mutuma sexually assaulting them.#BoycottNickMutuma https://t.co/XrZzIKZRF8
— Shailja Patel (@shailjapatel) October 16, 2020
If you or a loved one has experienced sexual harassment, here's where you can get help in Kenya:Kituo cha SheriaFIDACREAWOver the years, the Kenyan film and entertainment industry has shown us repeatedly that they do not care about violence against women as they either ignored or continued to work with men who have been accused of violence even when it's by several women #BoycottNickMutuma
— #BoycottNickMutuma (@bintiM) October 16, 2020