Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) Chief Executive Ezekiel Mutua has lamented a two day blackout after he paid a SH50, 000 electricity Bill last month.

Mutua in a post on Facebook said that the thought of paying such an amount of money alone was sickening.

He said that they have been pushing Kenya Power to restore power in his Lavington neighbourhood after a transformer blew up, but nothing has been done so far.

“A transformer blew up in my neighbourhood in Lavington yesterday and plunged us into darkness. We have been pushing KPLC to restore it since yesterday but up to now nothing has been done. Food is going bad in the fringes and there is no water,” read his post.

The moral policeman then wondered what ordinary Kenyans would be going through as he questioned why such laziness should be in government.

“If a leafy suburb like Lavington can be in darkness for two days and KPLC doesn't give a damn, what does the common mwananchi go through? Why should we have this lethargy in Government? Why should we harass small mwananchi for simple mistakes when there are sacred cows in Government who operate with impunity? And to recall that I paid 50k for power bill last month for a family of five people is sickening. If there is an institution where impunity reigns supreme in this country it's Kenya Power.” said Ezekiel Mutua.