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MC Fullstop’s son responds to backlash after claiming emergency contraceptive misuse causes endometriosis

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MC Fullstop’s son responds to backlash after claiming emergency contraceptive misuse causes endometriosis
MC Fullstop's son Andy. PHOTO/Andy Deh/Facebook.

MC Fullstop’s son Andy Deh has responded to backlash after claiming that the misuse of emergency contraceptive pills, commonly known as P2, causes endometriosis.

Andy made the remarks during an appearance on the Chizi Podcast, where he spoke about the condition. His comments came up while discussing stage 4 endometriosis, which has been battled by radio presenter Natalie Githinji.

Andy said the issue should be discussed without bringing ’emotions’ into the matter. He pointed to P2 pills as the problem while making his claim about the condition. His remarks have since drawn a response from Eric Omondi, who called for him to be found.

Andy Deh’s post. PHOTO/@andy.deh1/Instagram

“Nyinyi mnaanza kuingiza ma emotions. Let us deal with the problem. The problem ni ma P2,” Andy Deh said on Monday, August 31, 2026.

Response to the backlash

Following the remarks, Eric Omondi asked people to help him find Andy. Eric said he wanted to use Andy as an example for the rest. He also described endometriosis as a serious condition that has affected many women.

“Please help me find this Guy. We want to use him as an example for the rest. Endometriosis is a MONSTER that has claimed the lives of so many of our Sisters, Mothers and wives. To joke about it for the sake of Clicks and Views cannot be forgiven. Huyu by kesho asubui atakua kortni aki regret this moment,” Eric Omondi said.

Eric Omondi’s post. PHOTO/@ericomondi/Instagram

Andy later responded directly to Eric, questioning his statement that he was looking for him. He said that he was available online and had made his number available. Andy also challenged Eric over his search for him.

“Eric Omondi, what do you mean you are looking for. I am all over the internet, and my number is in the bio. Sasa unataka kukuja hapa kuniambia ati you can not find me? Look for me; you think you are the DCI? Or the police?” Andy Deh said.

The exchange followed Andy’s comments on the Chizi Podcast about stage 4 endometriosis. He had linked the condition to the misuse of emergency contraceptive pills while discussing the condition battled by Natalie Githinji. His later response focused on Eric’s attempt to find him.

Andy’s comments have been widely criticised as insensitive, especially because they touched on a painful condition that has affected many women. His statement about P2 pills and endometriosis was seen as a serious and disturbing claim, particularly as it was made while discussing Natalie Githinji’s experience with stage 4 endometriosis.

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