Jua Cali shocked most fans after stating that famous comedian Njugush is not funny in a comment. Jua Cali's comment about Njugush on Twitter has ignited a fiery debate within the entertainment industry. In his candid expression, Jua Kali shared his opinion, stirring up discussions among industry insiders and fans alike. "Njugush ni boy wangu but hakuna comedian hapo not funny at all."

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Despite belonging to different industries, Jua Kali and Njugush have attained significant celebrity status in Kenya, and we expect them to know each other well. Jua Kali rose to prominence in the 2000s as the pioneering Kenyan Genge music artist and has maintained his presence in the industry for over two decades. Meanwhile, Njugush has gained recognition for his comedic content, showcasing his talents as a versatile entertainer.

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The remark was met with mixed reactions from fans on Facebook and fellow artists. Paul Julius Nunda, often known as Jua Kali, is a well-known Kenyan Genge music performer who first appeared on the music scene in the early 2000s. Jua Kali, who was born on September 12, 1979, in Nairobi, Kenya, started out as a performer at events and talent showcases in his community.

Jua Kali first came to prominence in the early years of his career when he joined the musical ensemble Calif Records, which also featured Nonini and Clemo. Together, they were instrumental in establishing the Genge music genre, which combined dancehall, hip-hop, and traditional Kenyan sounds. Jua Kali swiftly rose to the top of the Kenyan music scene thanks to his distinctive aesthetic and dynamic live performances.


With his distinctive voice, witty lyrics, and catchy beats, Jua Kali released several hit singles that became anthems for Kenyan youth. Songs like "Bidii Yangu" and "Kwaheri" showcased his lyrical prowess and resonated with listeners, earning him a dedicated fan base.

What do you think about Jua Kali's comment?