Comedian Njugush has criticized the government for enacting punitive taxes in the finance bill. Njugush asserted that the new assessments will negatively impact businesses within the country. He revealed that the new duties will adversely affect production nationwide and that he has been forced to pay higher taxes due to the proposals in the new finance bill.

The well-known comedian urged the government to support production in the country. He pointed out that many industries have recently shut down due to the unfavorable economic situation, leading to high unemployment rates. Njugush accused the government of misusing public funds, stating that senior officials were wasting resources. He has called for an in-depth audit to reveal the government's inefficient spending.


The famous comedian has urged the government to be more considerate of the plight of impoverished individuals in the country. He highlighted that many people in Kenya are struggling due to the difficult economic situation. Njugush is one of the most talented comedians in the country, having started his career at a young age. Over the past few years, he has appeared in several local TV programs and has achieved significant success through hard work and determination.

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The talented comedian is an inspiration to many young people in the country. Over the years, he has provided mentorship to numerous youth, encouraging them to pursue careers in the entertainment industry. His journey has motivated many to follow their dreams and achieve success.