My late brother Fred Omondi did so much for the entertainment industry, far more than he ever got credit for.
For the entire first season of the Churchill Show I was never paid, but I became extremely famous.
Comedian Eric Omondi is a whirlwind of satire and stunts, a performer who turns outrageous humour into national talking points. From his days on Churchill Show to reinventing himself as a political activist-entertainer, Eric has built a career on being unpredictable. At 43, he is blending comedy and bold theatrics to keep the country watching, and earning millions from brand influencing.
What many don’t know is the kind of aura my late younger brother, Fred Omondi, carried. He was unbelievably likeable, the kind of person every comedian or artist has a story about. Fred did so much for the entertainment industry, far more than he ever got credit for.
