Churchill Show Comedian And Milele F.M Presenter Dr Ofweneke Really Started From The Bottom. Here Is His Story

Poverty is one thing that many people frown upon, but the good thing about it is that it’s never permanent. Unless you are stuck in a caste system such as the Indian one, then you stand a chance of elevation, a chance to change your destiny.

And that is through hard work and maybe a little help from the right people as Dr Ofweneke wrote.

This is what he put in writing:

After high school I knew i had a burning dream for radio comedy and there was nothing that was gonna stop me from it,Even working at an Mpesa shop and later a Cyber Cafe Administrator was not gonna stop my dream,I rem i used to go all the way to Komarock from Kibera just to record demos because thats thevonly free studio i could get.I took my demos to all radio stations hoping that someone would give me a call but none ever did,I rem going to a top english radio station and chased away by security guards twice for bieng to persistant….My last option was Milele Fm or i throw in the towel and go back to Law class,with my white loofers which now looked brown in color,a rugged brown trouser that looked like a hip-star,a white tshirt and a sweater that made me smell so much sweat enough for a deodrant advert I sat down at their gate waiting for their Head Of Programs,Titi Nagwalla,I was chased again by the guard so went and sat some where for chapati-madondo….Titi Nagwalla found me around the gate, took me in did a demo and told me “….Kesho by 6 make sure you here!” That morning i was there…..the rest is a history of patience,tears,self-doubt but I overcame.As i celebrate 5 YEARS today in my journey of comedy I thank God forbthe much I have acheived and the more am gonna achieve!! THANK YOU DADDY!! #ThisIsOnlyTheBeginning #IDintComeToThisWorldToEscortOthers #ThisFarIHaveComeHeIsMyEbenezar