Timothy Kimani Ndegwa

Timothy Ndegwa Kimani OGW (born May 20, 1991), known professionally as Njugush, is a Kenyan comedian, actor, and content creator. His comedic work often explores everyday Kenyan life and societal issues, and has earned him numerous accolades, including the 2020 Africa Digital Influencer of the Year award. In December 2023, he received the Order of the Grand Warrior (OGW), a presidential award in Kenya.

Njugush was born in Meru County, Kenya, the son of a clergyman and a businesswoman. He attended Naaro High School and later pursued a degree in journalism at the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication, where he developed an interest in acting and comedy. His career began with a role in the satirical television news program "Hapa Kule News" on KTN, after being cast by producer Abel Mutua. He gained further recognition for his role as Njuguna in the comedy series The Real Househelps of Kawangware.

In 2016, Njugush left The Real Househelps of Kawangware and transitioned to digital platforms, creating comedic skits on YouTube and social media, frequently collaborating with his wife, Celestine Ndinda. In 2019, the couple launched the live comedy show "Through Thick and Thin" (TTNT), which has been performed in Kenya and internationally, including in the United Kingdom and Australia. Beyond entertainment, he has used his platform to address social issues such as youth unemployment, domestic violence, and cyberbullying. He and Celestine Ndinda met while studying at the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication, married in 2012, and have two sons.