Re-Known comedian Tomothy Kimani also known as Njugush has landed a TV job.
Former Citizen TV news anchor Terryanne Chebet has hired comedian Njugush to be the host of a business show on Fanaka TV.
The comedian is expected to be hosting a business show on the station dubbed Biashara Mtaani.
Taking to her instagram page she said, Because business is fun, and can be funny! #Biasharamtaani with @blessednjugush Coming soon on Fanaka TV @fanakadigital.
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In additon she said, Looks lookie!!!! So exciting to announce that our new small business show, Biashara Mtaani coming soon on Fanaka TV with @blessednjugushfollow @fanakadigital for more! We are on Pang Free to Air.
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An excited Njugush broke the good news through his Instagram page.
“It’s a deal. Excited about this one. @Fanakadigital tunakma kucheki biashara mtaani. @Terryannechebet boss yangu mbona naona nikama unanicopy? Njugush captioned a picture of the two inking the deal.
The witty comedian has become a darling of corporates having inked several advertising and endorsement deals with entities which include Jiko Okoa, Co-operative Bank, Safaricom, Showmax, Britania Biscuits, Bountiful Safaris.
Njugush started his career while still in college. In one of his interviews he said, “I’ve always been an actor, ever since I was in Sunday School. The first time I was on stage was in Class One. I had no idea what was happening because all my mum did was volunteer me to the adult actors who needed a child for a role. I’ll never forget that day, despite not having any lines. For the first time in my life, all the attention was on me as soon as I got onto that stage, and that’s when I realised that that is what I wanted to do. I slowly got into acting and funny enough, it has always been comedy for me.”
In addition he said, that he auditioned at the Kenya National Theatre just three days after clearing from high school, and that’s when life began. We did not have a drama club in my high school. Naaro High School in Kangaru. That was when I had my thirst for drama, for four full years!”