Mammito Eunice
About Mammito Eunice
Eunice Wanjiru Njoki (born 18 September 1993), known as Mammito, is a Kenyan stand-up comedian, actress, writer and an mcee. She was born in Nairobi and grew up in the slums of Kibera, raised single-handedly by her seamstress mother, Nancy Njoki. She studied Community Development at Mount Kenya University, where she joined the drama group and first performed stand-up comedy during a talent show, completing her course in 2016. After failing to find work as a social worker, she auditioned for the Churchill Show, where she performed an open mic in 2015. She has since performed at international events including the Kigali International Comedy Festival, the East Africa Comedy Show, and Queens of Comedy in Botswana, and appeared as herself in the television documentary Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown in 2018.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Mammito's real name?
Mammito is the stage name of Eunice Wanjiru Njoki, a Kenyan stand-up comedian, actress, writer and mcee born in Nairobi on 18 September 1993.
How did Mammito start doing comedy?
Mammito first performed stand-up at a talent show while studying Community Development at Mount Kenya University, where she had joined the drama group.
Was Mammito on the Churchill Show?
Yes, she auditioned for the Churchill Show and performed an open mic there in 2015.
Where has Mammito performed internationally?
Mammito has played the Kigali International Comedy Festival, the East Africa Comedy Show and Queens of Comedy in Botswana, and in 2018 she appeared as herself in Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown.
