Churchill Ndambuki has finally opened up about his eponymous show, Churchill Show, leaving the station that has been its home for 15 years, NTV.

The man spoke about it in an interview with TV47's Andrine Kilemi. The famous comedian explained that despite outside reports of a nasty fallout with NTV, that hadn't really been the case.

He said that his taking the show to TV47 had been a mutual business decision and said that he and NTV were still in good terms.

"I've not entirely left NTV, we have grown so many things together and I will always thank them." Churchill disclosed.

The comic disclosed that his show wanted to get explore what was out there and TV47 turned out to be what he was looking for.

"It has come to a point where we have to look at where we are in life and transition. Where we came into agreement with TV47 was the vision they had for entertainment, not only in Kenya but also in East Africa."

Adding,

"When we sat down with the chairman, Mr. Simon, we were clear with where we wanted to go. While in NTV, I worked on 2-3 year contracts but in TV47 it's not about the period but the plan of where we want to go."

He went on to say that the new iteration of the show would include new social media stars who emerged during and after the Covid pandemic.

The Redykyulass alumni also revealed that the first show would be aired on March 20th. Watch the video interview below:

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