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US ice cream company in row with Kenyan musician over lewd video

A man walks past a Coldstone Creamery outlet in Nairobi. The US firm has sued musician David Oreyo Ngala through its local franchise holder Om Nom Nom Ltd. PHOTO | DIANA NGILA

American ice cream seller Coldstone Creameries has sued a local musician for posting on YouTube a music video that he shot at its Westlands parlour despite its objections to the move.

Coldstone has asked the Constitutional and Human Rights court to compel David Oreyo Ngala to pull down the video, which it considers to be sexually explicit, and bar the artiste from making it public, arguing it could destroy the firm’s brand.

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