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Comedian Eunice Wanjiru, better known as Mammito, is gearing up for her latest stand-up comedy special, “Maandamano Baby.”

The heavily pregnant comedian promises a night filled with laughter and personal insights, exploring her experiences as a Kenyan woman and a mother-to-be.

The idea for the special was conceived in July, during the height of the protests against the proposed 2024 Finance Bill. Mammito humorously notes, “While I joined the rest of Kenyans in rejecting the finance bill, I was busy making a future little fighter.”

“Maandamano Baby” will delve into Mammito’s life as a Kenyan woman, sharing personal anecdotes about her pregnancy journey. She playfully acknowledges potential bathroom breaks during the show, promising an unforgettable performance.

Mammito’s pregnancy has sparked curiosity among fans, with many eager to know the identity of the father. While her past relationship with fellow comedian Eddie Butita has been public knowledge, details about her current partner remain private.

The upcoming special follows the success of her previous events, including “Mammito & Friends” and “Mammito and Girlfriends.” Known for her bold and relatable humor, Mammito’s performances are celebrated for their wit and audience engagement. “Maandamano Baby” is expected to continue this tradition.

Kenyan comedian and content creator Mammito Eunice recently shared her celibacy journey on social media.

In an Instagram post marking a year of celibacy, she wrote, “I have been celibate this year. And that has really centered.” Her post featured an engaging caption that sparked excitement and curiosity, resonating with followers.

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“Being able to connect with my higher self is such a beautiful journey,” she added, inviting heartfelt reactions from fans and fellow celebrities, who admired her openness and journey.

Here are a few fan responses:

flaqo411: Best way to tap into your innermost potential💯 But Hii Seli basi ndio ni kama itaniua💀

rono.h: I can only STAN

binti_ya_mfalme: Congratulations, it’s not an easy journey!! It comes with lots of falling, repentance, and pushing on. You’ve done well, especially in today’s times of sexual immorality. Well done, mama!

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sheisjacinta: Been this way 3 years + now, single, and the anointing I’ve seen God pour into me—the glow, the grace, the peace 😍✌️… Although, I do desire marriage 😍👏

titynaby: Three years in, and it’s the best life experience! Connecting with your higher self really requires consistency and detachment 👏👏👏 Love it, Mbugua 😂 not missed at all!

marilyn_happiness: To clarify, we’re not celibate but abstaining. Celibates don’t plan to engage until they die. We’re proud abstainers 👏👏 makofi kwetu

As one of the leading stand-up comedians in the country, Eunice ‘Mammito’ Njeri reveals that her career has been marred by a significant amount of online criticism. The comedian and actress has faced consistent trolling focused on her body, particularly her breasts and neck.

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“People often make fun of my breasts for being saggy. But what’s the issue with that? Many women feel insecure about their bodies, but I’m not one of them. It’s disheartening to see women altering themselves to fit others’ expectations, especially when those people don’t know their full story. My sagging breasts are a result of significant weight loss that I chose consciously. I’ve embraced myself as I am,” Mammito explains.

Despite the negativity, Mammito advises that people should think twice before attempting to roast her, as she feels uniquely equipped to handle such comments.

“I was born a comedian, which makes me extremely hard to roast. People should do their homework before targeting me. Growing up in the ghettos where roasting was a daily occurrence has honed my skills. I view trolls’ comments as insignificant, and if I respond, it will be in a way that might truly impact them,” she warns.

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Mammito also notes that the trolling of her physique began long before the online era, starting during her school days.

“The criticism didn’t originate online; it began in school, where students would mock my neck, a trend that persists today. I’ve trained myself to have comebacks, and I’ve always been prepared to defend myself,” she adds.

In her latest skit, comedian Mammito delves into the complexities of dating and marriage, humorously asserting that while dating is tough, marriage is even tougher.

“Marriage is a beautiful thing, but it’s hard to grasp fully. You get the certificate before you’ve had any training—nothing to prepare you. That’s why many marriages fail, in my opinion. I think something needs to change,” she joked.

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Amid criticism after the Jowie sentence skit, Mammito addresses

Mammito also touched on her experiences in the dating world, including her ventures into relationships with white men.

She humorously described her challenges with language barriers: “I can’t argue in English because I’m always translating—translating from sheng or Kikuyu. If you hear me say ‘ahe eh,’ just know I’m buffering.”

She recounted her difficulties with arguments, saying, “Arguing was tough. He would make me mad, and when people asked what happened, I’d say, ‘It’s this one, ana nini, ameni kiria,’” she laughed, prompting chuckles from her audience.

Mammito continued with her story, noting, “White people can be tricky with their open-mindedness. They’d ask, ‘Baby, are you open-minded?’ And I’d think, ‘What’s that? Jamani Wanjiru, I will never open my mind again!’”

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She also expressed her discomfort with some of the cultural differences, questioning, “Why should you suck someone’s toes? Mwah mwah—have you seen our roads? Have you seen that pothole? Seriously, for a visa?”

Mammito, known for her private nature, has piqued her fans’ curiosity with these candid revelations about her personal life.

Comedian Mammito, also known as Eunice Wanjiru Njoki, has broken her silence following the uproar over her controversial comedy skit addressing Joseph Irungu’s recent death sentence.

Her social media post, which touched on Jowie and his conviction, ignited intense debates and criticism across Kenya, with many calling for its removal.

However, Mammito responded today, expressing a surprising sentiment. She claimed that her skit had achieved an unexpected outcome – uniting the people of Kenya.

In her statement, Mammito said:

“I have witnessed a very rare occurrence, something that has not happened since 2002: people from every background uniting together for a reason, to criticize me. It gives me hope for the future that one day we shall unite and fight against corruption and other issues ailing our country. I am in hot water now, my soul quivers. I am but a small, thin woman with no buttocks and am not as attractive. How dare I joke about a person accused of such a serious crime? But your unity, how it fills my soul!”

While some found her skit amusing, others expressed outrage and disappointment, labeling it as insensitive to the severity of the matter.

The backlash on social media was swift, with comments condemning Mammito’s comedic approach to such a grave subject.

Comments ranged from labeling her actions as “high-class insensitivity” and “heartless” to questioning her empathy towards Jowie’s family in such a trying time.

Amidst the criticism, some offered a different perspective. Others hinted at the possibility of Mammito being supportive of the verdict due to personal connections.

The controversy surrounding Mammito’s skit comes after Jowie’s sentencing to death by Justice Grace Nzioka of the High Court of Kenya for the murder of businesswoman Monicah Kimani in 2018.

Kenyan comedian Eunice Mammito, known for her humorous skits, has faced criticism online for her recent content regarding Joseph Irungu (Jowie).

Jowie was recently sentenced to death for the murder of businesswoman Monica Kimani.

Mammito posted a video with lyrics offering lighthearted advice to Jowie about his situation.

The lyrics of the song go: “Jowie, Jowie, Jowieeee… Don’t you cry because you got a death sentence… See it as an opportunity to scam us… When you go to prison, you will find a man who loves you so much… You will perform your songs in the prison talent show and you will kill it, Jowie

Public Response

Netizens have expressed mixed reactions to the video, with many criticizing the content as insensitive.

Critics argue that the lyrics trivialize the gravity of the situation and disregard the immense grief experienced by Jowie’s family and the victim’s loved ones.

Mammito’s attempt at humor is perceived as inappropriate and lacking due consideration for the emotional weight of the circumstances.

Amidst the nationwide outcry against femicide in Kenya, popular comedienne Mammito Eunice launched a powerful broadside at the country’s politicians, accusing them of empty promises and indifference towards women’s safety.

Speaking to a local news outlet, Mammito expressed her outrage over the stark contrast between politicians’ fervent pursuit of votes and their lack of action in addressing critical issues like femicide.

“When they want our votes, they crawl at our feet, even offering us mandazi [doughnuts]. But when we demand change, they disappear. We don’t want handouts, we want leaders who implement change that protects our community,” she declared.

Mammito’s passionate words resonated with many Kenyans, particularly those participating in the ongoing protests against femicide. Thousands have taken to the streets, united in their grief and anger over the recent surge in violent killings of women. Protesters, armed with placards and unwavering voices, demanded swift action from security agencies and a commitment to safeguarding women’s lives.

The comedienne’s call resonates deeply with the frustration and disillusionment gripping the nation. Citizens yearn for leaders who go beyond lip service and actively implement policies that prioritize the safety and well-being of all, particularly women who face ongoing threats and vulnerabilities.

Mammito’s bold statement serves as a reminder that empty promises and political maneuvering hold no value in the face of human lives lost. It urges citizens to demand more from their elected officials and empower themselves to hold them accountable for their actions.

The fight against femicide in Kenya requires collective action and unwavering commitment. Voices like Mammito Eunice’s are crucial in amplifying the collective demand for change and ensuring that the cries for justice and protection are heard loud and clear.

Kenyan comedian Mammito Eunice has thrown her support behind boxing champion Conjestina Achieng, calling for compassion and understanding as she undergoes treatment for mental illness. This comes after former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko admitted Achieng to the Mombasa Women’s Rehabilitation Centre, his third attempt to help her along the road to recovery.

While Sonko framed his intervention as a “third and last chance,

” Mammito challenged this approach, pointing out the complexities of mental health and the individual pace of healing. “Mental illness is intense,” she wrote on social media, “and it takes time for someone to recover fully. It’s a process, and you can’t limit when someone will fully recover.”

Emphasizing the importance of compassion, Mammito urged, “Her willingness to go to rehab is a step, so be kind. Let her heal at her own pace! Don’t be harsh where kindness and love are needed.” This perspective offers a counterpoint to Sonko’s ultimatum, highlighting the need for ongoing support and patience in Achieng’s journey.

Sonko expressed his own regret regarding past efforts, stating that they “were watered down,” and admitted Achieng back into the rehab center with the hope that fresh treatment under specialists can help her achieve lasting recovery.

Mammito’s intervention raises important questions about how we approach cases like Achieng’s. By advocating for empathy and understanding, she reminds us that mental health recovery is rarely linear, and that offering unconditional support can be just as crucial as medical treatment itself.

Eunice Wanjiru Njoki, known as Mammito, is a shining star in the East African comedy scene. Her unique humor and captivating stage presence have captivated audiences across the region.

Nurtured by Motherly Love and Street Experiences:

Mammito’s journey began in Kibera, one of Kenya’s largest informal settlements. Her mother, a devoted supporter of her comedic aspirations, played a crucial role in shaping her talent. “My mother always loved comedy and supported my mission,” Mammito shares.

From her early days performing in church at the age of five, she honed her skills in various artistic groups, including ‘Pillars of Kibera’ which exposed her to traditional dance and diverse art forms. The vibrant street life also served as an inspiration, where she performed and composed poems reflecting the realities of her community.

Rising Above Challenges:

Mammito’s life wasn’t always easy. Having never met her father, she learned resilience and self-reliance. “My mother raised me alone, and we didn’t miss anything,” she says, acknowledging her mother’s dedication to providing a loving and supportive environment.

Perseverance and the Power of Dreams:

Mammito’s passion for comedy continued throughout college, where she actively participated in talent shows. Despite facing initial challenges and stage fright, she never gave up on her dream.

Her perseverance paid off when she finally secured a spot on Kenya’s renowned ‘The Churchill Show’. This platform catapulted her to stardom, establishing her as one of the most celebrated comedians in the country.

A Multifaceted Talent:

Beyond stand-up comedy, Mammito has successfully ventured into entrepreneurship. Her artistic talent has taken her to international stages, performing in South Africa, Botswana, Tanzania, Eswatini, Uganda, South Sudan, Dubai, and Rwanda.

Mammito’s story is an inspiration to aspiring artists and all those facing adversity. It’s a testament to the power of perseverance, talent, and a supportive community. Her journey from the streets of Kibera to the international stage serves as a reminder that with dedication and passion, anything is possible.

Mammito, a popular Kenyan comedienne, has said that she will not endorse skin bleaching or whitening products, no matter how much money she is offered.

Mammito, who has over 1 million followers on social media, is known for her humorous content and her advocacy for self-acceptance and self-love. She believes that everyone is beautiful in their own skin, and she does not want to contribute to the pressure that people feel to conform to unrealistic beauty standards.

“I love my skin, I love black everything,” she said. “I won’t judge you for doing your little thing, but that isn’t just for me. I wouldn’t like to make somebody else feel like they need to do something to themselves to change their appearance to look a certain way.”

Mammito’s stance is echoed by her friend and fellow comedian, Terence Creative. Terence has also refused to endorse harmful products, such as alcohol and gambling, due to his own personal experiences with addiction.

“I have lost a lot of money through gambling,” he said. “I lost a car and a lot of money that I was supposed to use to buy land. I don’t want to be a part of anything that could hurt someone else.”

Mammito and Terence’s decisions are a reminder that influencers have a responsibility to use their platform for good. By refusing to endorse harmful products, they are setting a positive example for their followers and helping to promote body positivity and healthy choices.

Kenyan comedienne Mammito has said that she will never spend a penny on a man. She made the vow during a quickfire interview with Mpasho, where she also shared her thoughts on dating non-funny guys and her favorite foods.

Mammito said that being a comedian and dating a man who was not funny was one of the hardest parts of being a comedian. She said that it was difficult to find a man who could make her laugh as much as she made other people laugh.

The star also shared that after becoming a star, she could no longer indulge in her favorite meals, such as “mandazi choma,” because she was too busy working. She said that she had to learn to cook at home in order to save money.

The comedienne said that she would never spend money on a man again because she had learned her lesson the hard way. She said that she had once dated a man who was not funny and who also expected her to pay for everything. She said that she was never going to make that mistake again.

When asked what her ex-boyfriend would be if he was food, Mammito said that he would be cake, chocolate, and lobster. She said that he was sweet, delicious, and expensive.

Mammito’s vow to never spend a penny on a man is a refreshing change from the traditional expectations that women should pay for dates and gifts. It is a reminder that women should not be expected to financially support men, and that they should be free to spend their money on themselves and their own interests.

Honor winning jokester Mammito has communicated her disappointment with netizens who have been censuring her over her appearance, especially her bosoms.

Because of the negative remarks she got in the wake of sharing in the background film of a photoshoot, Mammito chose to defy her faultfinders head-on. She clarified that she wouldn’t permit body shamers to direct the way in which her body ought to look.

“Indeed, sijakataa boobs zangu zimelala, however wewe unataka ziamke zikufanyie kazi gani ama ziende wapi? Mbona unaziamsha wachana nazi zilale. Ama zimelala kwako?” Mammito intensely countered, testing the people who were attempting to disgrace her.

She further cleverly stressed that her bosoms play had an essential impact in her life, even in the battle against gloom.

“Hizi boobs zimekuwa cutting edge ya kufight misery, satisfying individuals. Mtu anakuja na stress, unauliza ni nini baba, ni charges, shika.” she said.

Mammito solidly accepts that her body ought to be praised instead of oppressed. She contended that her bosoms have proactively done what’s needed and ought to be permitted to rest

Mammito is an outlier when it comes to hair. A note whenever a woman cuts her hair she looks horrible and that is why the insults about being bald-headed is one personally just ask Jada Pinkett Smith.

But in this case, comedian Mammito is actually rocking the hell out of her new hairdo. For whatever reason, she decided to let go of all her hair and whether this was India Arie inspired or whether she’s going through something all we know is that she is looking good.

And this is a fact she’s well aware of it has been celebrating her new hairdo -or lack thereof. Check her out below:

For a long time, Mammito denied being in a relationship with Eddie Butita even though we all knew she was flowing around denying what we could all see rather clearly. It was equally, if not more hilarious when she revealed that she was  now a single lady having broken up with a man she was not even dating to begin with.

Mammito takes shots at Butita saying she dated the wrong person

Butita since we’ve moved on now and he’s dating a model even though Edgar of barrier thinks otherwise and he has grown from strength to strength not just getting contracts for shows but also building a media house; SPM Buzz.

Mammito on the other hand has also grown from strength to strength stage in her own stand-up comedy when experiencing a resurgence of social media. It was interesting to see her reference the fact that she is still single while her ex has moved on.

Mammito Narrates How Caroline Mutoko Supported Her In Time Of Need

Taking to her IG account she revealed why she thinks she’s single with a rather hilarious video this is what she had to say:

 

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Comedienne Mammito has narrated how she received immense support from radio personality Caroline Mutoko while she was beginning her comical journey.

The jester through a podcast was showing gratitude to Caroline for the support and claimed that she greatly contributed to her success.

”Caroline Mutoko bought 10 tickets.(for Mammito’s show).

Mammito claimed that even though Mutoko did not make it herself to the show due to going abroad, she still supported her.

”She was out of the country.”

Mammito had mimicked Caroline’s voice on how she presents news on radio. And Mutoko got impressed by the antics.

Mammito is currently among the bigwigs in the entertainment industry; with close to 2 million followers on her Instagram.

Watch Mammito’s video below;

Comedienne Mammito has finally divulged she’s no longer in a relationship with her fellow jester Eddie Butita. The two had kept this information under wraps for several months; leaving fans speculating their break-up. For now, the allegations have been confirmed by Mammito, who revealed in vernacular during a recent interview.

The jester admonished men to slide in her DM, connoting that she’s ready to mingle.

“I do not have a man in my life. I am single and any single man who is interested can hit my DM,” she said.

She continued to add that she has gained more weight and even become more beautiful than before;

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Mammito, Butita End Their Relationship

The fact that Butita hasn’t been talking about the dissolution of their relationships shouts a lot. The jester has been ignoring the question for months; and to be honest, chances are, he’s probably the guilty one; considering he has been eschewing response on the same.

On the flipside, during his birthday, Mammito ignored him but Butita said he was unaware of any potential issue and that perhaps Mammito had forgotten to wish him a happy birthday.

Of course, the sentiments are just bluffs. And there’s no way she could have forgotten to wish him a happy birthday, unless they were not in good terms- which has been confirmed by Mammito. For now, the comedienne is searching for another boyfriend.

Kenyan comedienne Mammito Eunice has made a name for herself through her rib-cracking comedy. The 27 year old is one of the funniest females and most women who want to venture into comedy are looking up to her.

Stand-up comedy was previously dominated by men for quite a  long time. Mammito was just among the few ladies who proved that what a man can do, a woman can do better. She has now been named among the top 20 most influential women in the country. Other women who were listed include media personality Caroline Mutoko, musician and entrepreneur Akothee, among others.

The comedienne shared the good news with her online fans and encouraged women not to give up. Mammito also thanked her fans for the support.

She wrote;

”Who would have thought? I mean,I truly do strive to put in the work. But YOU are the reason I’m here today. Thank You for your unending support. Those ????????emoji on my comment section everyday keep me going!

And to see that I am on this list with such powerful women, I am earnestly grateful for this recognition.
This goes out to any woman who feels her efforts go unrecognized, Be Patient and keep doing your best. One day you shall tell your story to the world.
And to @WomanKenya I am truly honored. Thank You for this motivation!”

Raised in Kibera slums, Mammito’s success story is truly motivational.