Daniel Ndambuki, famously known for his stage name ‘churchill’ is today celebrating his 41st birthday.
“Churchill” is a Kenyan comedian who hosts the comedy TV show Churchill Show on NTV Kenya on Sundays and Thursdays. Churchill was born in Kitui town.
He has worked in the comedy industry since 1996 and has now become a household name in Kenya. As I see it, his show is what keeps comedy alive and has nurtured talents of many young people.
Most of the Kenyan comedians started off from his show and this geared them towards their major achievements. Churchill is a mentor and dad to many youth who look up to him as a role model.
Churchill can tell you that it has not been a smooth ride as many would think. It must have been a major hustle to get where he is and even an addition to that the lives of the people he has impacted by giving his support can not be equated to anything.
This is the message he shared as he turned a year older “Whenever you find yourself doubting how far you can go, just remember how far you have come. Remember everything you have faced, all the battles you have won, and all the fears you have overcome. Good day ahead!”
Perhaps you can get yourself some inspiration from this…
His show has earned him grand awards and has given him a sense of recognition internationally. His show is also one of the biggest entertainment show watched widely in East Africa and has perfect ratings from his supporters.
Kenyans have joined in to celebrate the artist for his commendable efforts as he turns a year older.
Happy Birthday Daniel Ndambuki!!!!
Happy birthday our dad and mentor @MwalimChurchill wish you more blessings ,good health and favor from above pic.twitter.com/dIRolyhtmy
— Lucy Wanjiru Mwende (@MwendeComedian) October 30, 2018
You must have been a beautiful baby boy!!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY @MwalimChurchill pic.twitter.com/PqkfiVzPJn
— Maina Kageni (@ItsMainaKageni) October 30, 2018
Happy birthday @MwalimChurchill ??
— Kambua (@Kambua) October 30, 2018
Thanking God for Yet another year.#uzee Ni Ngao. pic.twitter.com/AyJPN2gcTO
— Churchill (@MwalimChurchill) October 30, 2018