Producer, content developer, and one of the media celebrities who has touched the lives of many through her human interest stories Lynn Ngugi was recently awarded the 'I Change Nations Community Ambassador Award'.

Lynn is being arguably the best in originality and also a good sense of humour has bestowed the award in recognition of her commitment and dedication to impacting lives in the community.

The darling to many could not hide her excitement and took it to her social media pages, disclosing the good news to her fans and thanking them as well for supporting her fully.

“I was recently awarded the I Change Nations Community Ambassador Award and I am grateful to God and to all of you for your amazing love and support,” she wrote.

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The award generally recognizes individuals or organizations which work an extra mile in doing humanitarian work which in turn bring a positive impact to society.

“The award was in recognition to my commitment and dedication to impacting lives in my community,” Lynn explained.

While celebrating her achievement, she thanked the TUKO fraternity for the support they offered her since day one.

Lynn Ngugi. PHOTO/COURTESY

“Thank you, Dr Ruben West, and your wonderful team for this award. Dedicating this to all of you that secretly pray for me." She said.

The last couple of months have been challenging, but this was just an affirmation that the best is yet to come and I should keep going.” She celebrated.

Lynn has continued winning the hearts of more and more Kenyans with her inspiring stories which also circulated in making her name listed among the country’s bigwigs and most loved people in Kenya.

Lynn, who is the head of TUKO’s video department and the host of Tuko talks, has not only inspired locals but also international and has gained respect in order.

Lynn Ngugi. PHOTO/COURTESY