Timothy Kimani alias Njugush is a name synonymous with Kenyan comedy. In a recent Instagram post, the comedian announced he is celebrating a decade-plus of churning out laughter and creating content that resonates with audiences. His story is a classic grass-to-grace tale that inspires and entertains in equal measure.
“This year’s #TTNT5 , we celebrate 10+ years of us creating on digital. Who knew Social media could be what it is today? We have made strides including monetising, social civic education etc . Thank you for your support.
So happy that now we have a battalion of young Kenyans earning from the digital space,” he posted. The father of two began his journey to stardom while studying at the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication, where he honed his storytelling and content creation skills. This foundation proved invaluable as he embarked on his comedic adventure.
In 2013, Njugush took his first steps into the world of entertainment as an actor at Hapa Kule News, a satirical news show known for its witty social commentary. Here, he not only learned the ropes of acting but also developed his comedic timing and ability to connect with viewers. He quickly rose through the ranks at Hapa Kule, becoming the show’s Creative Director.
This role allowed him to not just perform but also contribute to the show’s creative vision. His comedic potential truly blossomed when he landed a role in the show “Real Housewives of Kawangware.” This show, a hilarious parody of t.
