Churchill Show comedian Othuol Othuol, real name Ben Maurice Onyango, is no more.

Othuol Othuol died on Sunday at the Kenyatta National Hospital where he had been receiving medical treatment for a few days.

Daniel Ndambuki alias Churchill, the founder of Churchill Show, confirmed the death of the popular comedian on his twitter page on Sunday. 

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“Life is short..God gives & God takes. Sote tuko safarini. Sleep well Othuol,” Ndambuki posted on Twitter. 


The comedian, who also used to make appearances on popular NTV comedy Auntie Boss, had been in and out Kenyatta National Hospital after being diagnosed with Tuberculosis in 2019 and brain tumor earlier this year. 

Two weeks ago, Othuol developed complications due to the two ailments and was rushed back to KNH in critical condition. 

Similarly, in June, he fainted while at home and was rushed to Kitengela Hospital and later transferred to KNH for further monitoring before being discharged. 

Watch one of his performances on Churchill Show: 


Othuol’s colleagues in the comedy world led by Zeddy, Butita, Mulamwah and his fans alike led by Esther Passaris and Kamene Goro took to social media to mourn the talented comedian. 

The comedian at one time said he would be forever grateful to his mentor Churchill and his Laugh Industry for settling his medical bills and his fans and friends for sending him cash for food when he was at his lowest owing to his battle with TB.

Here are a few of the condolence messages: