“The Timing Jameni”: Njugush Reacts To School Postponement Announcement
Netizens love Njugush for the natural sensation that complements his hilarious body expressions
Comedian Timothy Kimani Ndengwa AKA Njugush has hilariously reacted to government’s announcement on School Reopening postponement.
In a video shared through his socials, Njugush was heard speaking in a geriatric voice. He was humorously asking about the time and what to tell parents at the time of the night.
“Ni saa ngapi saa hii? Saa saba usiku, good time. Ambieni wazazi kesho watoto wasiende. Wenye walikuwa washafiki shule warudi. Ni nini ingine tunaeza tangaza saa hii,” he said amid bogus coughing.
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His comic video comes after the ministry of education released a notice on school reopening at night when everyone is asleep. The announcement was published a few hours to students heading back to school. Initially schools were to reopen on 29th April, 2024 but have been postponed to 6th May, 2024.
Njugush is popularly known for his comic character that ranks next to none when it is time for some jokes. Netizens love Njugush for the natural sensation that complements his hilarious body expressions.
The father of two is married to one Celestine Ndinda alias Wakavinye. The two met in college while studying media and journalism and since then have made an admirable couple.
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Here are netizens reactions;
@kamathi_wangai “Ulisema content haitaki uzembe? Yenyewe huchelewi”
@kalekyemumo “Pure madness the way they make announcements”
@benwaimani “Hawatasema Mchana na Usiku Hawatalala”
@mashirima kapombe “Yaani umegonga ndipo! We have a problem”
@Josee Young “Confused government”
@Alyyanah Annah Aly “Kenyans mlisema creativity ndio our 2nd name“´
Radio Presenter Billy Miya has also criticized the government for the late announcement terming it a high level of confusion and a reckless approach.
“This level of confusion is not healthy for parents, learners, teachers, and even schools. Such an important statement or directive should have been released a week earlier, not at the dead of the night when everyone is a sleep, ready for reopening of schools. This poor communication system paints to a bigger problem in the MoE/government. This is indeed a very reckless approach to handling a crisis. Many learners are already on transit to schools.”
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